Journalism Chapter 4

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Journalism Chapter 4

Advance Story
story that covers event's in the near future
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Advance Story story that covers event's in the near future
Coverage Story a story that covers events in the recent past
Follow Up Story a story that follows up on a previously reported story
News Briefts a short condensed news story
Roving Reporter a device used to cover a wide range of news items
In-Depth-Reporting reporting that goes deep beneath the surface of a topic
Investive Reporting in-depth-reporting that seeks to uncover and expose something hidden
Survey Poll a report of people in a specific group feel or think about a topic
Random Sample a sample in which every element in the population has an equal chance of being selected
Closed Questions One answer questons
Questionnaries Written surveys
Filter questions taking out questons that wont be meaningful
Consumer reporting vovers good and bad buys in the marketplace
Approachs to Consumer Reporting *compare and contrast
*bargain hunt
consumer advocate
Feature fun writing
news peg the way features maybe, or advance or coverge stories
anecdotes a ministory, short account of an intersting, powerful, or humerous event.
Types of Features *news feature
*informative profile
*human-intrest feature
*historical feature
*personal-accomplishment feature
*shated-experience feature
*how-to-feature
*personality profile
featurize may or may not use utilize in-depth reporting
pregame story an advance story in sports journalism
postgame story essentialy a coverage story in sports
running features a feature of one type of or type tha tappears, or runs in each issue
editorial a short article that expresses opinions on a topic
byline tells who wrote a story
Strucure for Editorials *Introduction
*Body
*Conclusion
editoral page the page in your newspaper that is devoted to opinions
op-ed page (opposite-editoral page) editorals that are placed on the editorial page
editorial policy explains the goals and policy's of the newspaper
masthead usally boxed in a lower corner
volume number refers to the number of years the paper has been in existence
issue number refers to the consective numver of issues of the years
point- conterpoint two (or more) opinion articles from people on opposite sides of an issue, printed side my side
random opinion poll poses a queston on an editorial topic to a small gurop of people ( four or five)
editorial cartoon pictures instead of words

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