Newspapers Phrases

Phrases

• A newspaper, not a snoozepaper (Mail on Sunday advertising slogan)
• Agony column
• All I know is what I read in the papers (Will Rogers quotation)
• All human life is there (News Of The World advertising slogan)
• All the news that's fit to print (New York Times advertising slogan)
• Biggest daily sale on Earth (Daily Mirror advertising slogan)
• Captain Bob (Nickname of Robert Maxwell)
• Chequebook journalism
• Cover story
• Don't believe everything that's written in the newspapers
• Extra, extra, read all about it
• For top laps (The Economist advertising slogan)
• Forward with Britain (Daily Mirror advertising slogan)
• Forward with the People (Daily Mirror advertising slogan)
• Fourth estate
• Free enterprise with every issue (The Economist advertising slogan)
• Grub Street hack
• Have you ever wished you were better informed? (The Times advertising slogan)
• Hit the headlines
• Hold the front page
• Hot off the press
• If you don't get it, you don't get it (The Washington Post advertising slogan)
• It is. Are you? (Independent Newspaper advertising slogan)
• Letters to the editor
• No F.T. no comment (Financial Times Newspaper advertising slogan)
• Press pass (a priority ticket giving access to events to the media)
• Read all about it
• Splashed across the front page
• Sunday isn't Sunday without the Sunday Times (Sunday Times advertising slogan)
• The Dirty Digger (Nickname of Rupert Murdoch)
• The Sunday Times is the Sunday papers (Sunday Times advertising slogan)
• The Thunderer (Nickname of The Times Newspaper)
• Top people take the Times (The Times advertising slogan)
• When The Times speaks, the World listens (The Times advertising slogan)