What is the 4 main differences between a broadsheet and a tabloid newspaper?

Answer:
A broadsheet is much bigger than a tabloid and involves two folds, both vertical and horizontal.

A tabloid is smaller and folded only once, much like a regular magazine. In addition to the difference in size, tabloid journalism is known for being more sensational and gossipy whereas news in a broadsheet is typically more formal.

For example, in New York, the New York Times is considered a broadsheet, and the New York Post is considered a tabloid.
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