'Hard news' diaporamas de présentation

News Basics

News Basics. WHAT is news?. What is news?. News is difficult to define because it has many variables. News must be factual, yet not all facts are news. News may be opinion, especially that of a prominent person or an authority on a particular subject.

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Looking Good in Print

Looking Good in Print. Linda Rhodes Virginia Conference Director of Communications. Print what?. Newsletters Worship bulletins Brochures Advertising Direct Mail Flyers. Why do it?. Develop Mission Statement . Mission Statement Goals and objectives Target audiences. Key elements:

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Do Now

Do Now. Define the following terms (they are in your notes): 1. Headline 2. Masthead 3. Folio 4. Newswire 5. Byline. WINDOW. D O O R. Parts of the Front Page. Headline: a heading at the top of an article or page in a newspaper or magazine .

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Week 7: Journalism 2001

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Week 4: Journalism 2001

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Photojournalism ethics

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Week 5: Journalism 2001

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Week 9: Journalism 2001

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News Reporting and Writing Soft News & Features Gerry Doyle

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Writing Feature Articles

Writing Feature Articles. By- Dr. Anthony Curtis http://www.uncp.edu/home/acurtis/Courses/ResourcesForCourses/WritingFeatureStories.html. What Are Feature Stories?. Feature stories are human-interest articles that focus on particular people, places and events.

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JOURNALISM

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Writing a News Story Taking a Close Look at Leads

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MMC 910 Journalism and Society

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Developing your writing

Developing your writing. From research to intros. The feature. Feature writing is much longer than normal news stories over two pages, because it explores issues and topics at extra length. It uses more quotes and the language is more colourful

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6 Elements of News

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Writing a feature news article

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Lily Canter, PhD student, The University of Sheffield

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Media Coverage: Hard News vs. Soft News

Media Coverage: Hard News vs. Soft News. By : Student Critical Thinking 100/9M1 Professor: Cynthia Wiseman Final Project: May 16, 2009. What is hard news?. Hard news is news that is important and needs to be known immediately. Hard news topics include: war, economy, politics, and .

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Assignment 1/24

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n ews analysis

n ews analysis. Look at the first sentence, lede . In your own words: Who? Where? What? Why? When? How? What other details are important that were not in the lede ? Who is interviewed in the story? How does the story end?

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