The Daily Mail Vs The Guardian

The Daily Mail Vs The Guardian 
The Daily Mail is a conservative middle market British daily that was established to address the newly literate middle class that exploded in the late 19^th century. The Daily Mail is currently owned by the General Trust.

The Guardian was founded in 1821 and is a British national daily newspaper. From its unpopular start in the 19^th-century it is now one of the highest selling national daily newspapers in the United Kingdom. The Guardian was formally targeted to businesses and businessmen. 
It is difficult for newspapers to survive without taking a strong stance political in the UK market. Defining a political stance is one of the few ways to secure a niche audience in the turbulent ever changing print journalism world of the UK.
The Guardian consists of feature articles, columns, television and radio listings, and the ever-present crossword puzzle section. Since it changed from the Berliner format from the tabloid format, the Guardian now features a daily Sport section.

 The Guardian redesigned its format in 2005. Due to a recent decline in print journalism in the UK, the Guardian has downsized tremendously from its early days. It is now, as most media agencies, heavily depended on advertisements. This shows what other people think of what the guardian was posting. This forced them to change the way they produced the news