'Hard news stories' diaporamas de présentation

Death to topic sentences: A divisive theory of paragraphing

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News Elements

News Elements. WHAT is news?. Dianne Smith, CJE Alief Hastings HS Houston, TX Modified by E.Vanek 09. A Note from Mrs. Vanek: Hi everyone!

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News Basics

News Basics. WHAT is news?. Dianne Smith, CJE Alief Hastings HS Houston, TX. What is news?. News is difficult to define because it has many variables. News must be factual, yet not all facts are news.

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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. News is primarily about people, what they say and do.

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Homing in on the Text-Initial Cluster

Homing in on the Text-Initial Cluster. Mike Scott School of English University of Liverpool Aston Corpus Symposium Friday May 4th 2007 This presentation is at www.lexically.net/downloads/corpus_linguistics. Starting Questions.

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(Sports) Journalism 101

(Sports) Journalism 101. The Most Basic Basics Sports Journalism in the Internet Age Tufts - Ex-College - Fall 2010 Week 2. Journalism Basics. Journalistic writing differs from academic writing.

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What Makes Something Newsworthy?

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Writing a News Story

Writing a News Story. Organizing the News Story. Inverted Pyramid. The organizational pattern in which information is presented in most news stories. Information is organized from the most important to the least important. Testing the Inverted Pyramid.

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Radio Production Evaluation

Radio Production Evaluation. By Harriet Thompson. In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media use?.

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Considerations for Today

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