'Crime stories' diaporamas de présentation

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Police and Crime reporting

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Focus of news media

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Focus of news media

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Sensitivity

Sensitivity. Story-specific and multicultural. Story-specific sensitivity. Some stories can require special sensitivity or empathy toward people who have been involved in an emotional situation: - Obituaries - Crime stories - Fires - Accidents . Obituary stories.

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Radio and TV Journalism RTV 303 lecture 10

Radio and TV Journalism RTV 303 lecture 10. Mrs. Sarah Amin. Lecture Objectives. The student should be able to discuss : What makes crime newsworthy. Basic principles of reporting crime and tell you how to become an effective crime reporter. Why report a crime?.

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CRITICAL THINKING SKILLS Day 2 Biases and Fallacies

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Content analysis part of wider PhD research looking at police-media relationship

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Story Structure

Story Structure. Chapter Six. Getting to the point. Newspaper readers spend an average of 15 to 25 minutes a day reading the paper. A Poynter study finds half of readers who start a story drop out before the end. The Inverted Pyramid.

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Learning to Learn Presentation

Learning to Learn Presentation. Meg Dalglish X00102638 Orla Kennedy X00100077. Newspapers. The Irish Independent The Evening Herald The Irish Daily Mirror The Irish Times. Associations. Tabloids Exaggerated stories Un-reliable Celebrity gossip Crime stories TV

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Crime and Court Stories Preview Stories

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Media

Media. Perceptions of crime. Portrayal of violence. TV programming exaggerates the amount of violent crime relative to property crime Exaggerates frequency of criminal events Research study on news programming in Orlando Florida Majority of news broadcasts began with a crime story

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