"Page splash" refers to a big, eye-catching picture, often at the top of a page, that grabs attention and draws people into reading the rest of the content. Full definition
But during the 2015 election campaign, newspapers did help set the broadcast agenda, with front page splashes prominently reported by television news bulletins. (totalpolitics.com)
I wonder when The Independent will have a front page splash looking at Labour candidates» dependence on union money? (conservativehome.blogs.com)