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36 Cards in this Set
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Gonzo journalism |
wacko blend of satire profanity an exaggeration |
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Libel |
occurs only when words are false- case in 1734 "false, malicious, and seditious |
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Yellow Journalism |
loud headlines sensational stories on sin and sex lavish use of pictures (often faked)
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Medium |
is singular |
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Media |
is plural |
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Online Journalism incorporates |
text video podcasts interactive graphics
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*how do we pay for the news since ad sales are down |
many sources such as google news makes millions of dollars by aggregating and redistributing the work of journalists worldwide without actually the journalists to produce it. |
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Readers ask most often about 3 things:
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teach me something give me something to talk about watch out for my interests |
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News values |
impact immediacy proximity prominence novelty conflict emotions |
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focus groups |
small number not more than 10 people, and see what people reactions are. See who people would be most interest in hearing. |
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5 things every reporter needs to remember about readers |
12345 |
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3 things Jenny learned about reporting |
90% chasing 10% writing story everything is not what it seems |
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what is a "beat" |
an activity, or topic, geographical area |
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what does produce content for multi-platforms mean |
form of story telling. bank on telling stories in various forms. |
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what does an online editor do for a web producer or reporter |
online editor works with other editor and reporters to develop material for the website |
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be familiar with all the parts of a story |
byline dateline lead quote attribution headline photo photo credit lifetout quote tagline |
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cutline |
caption |
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teaser |
grab readers attention |
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the value of being able to shoot and edit video, write stories |
sometimes called "backpack journalism" or "one man band" journalist or producer for multi-platforms. |
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Journalists should try to have 3 things |
should try to be objective get the story from both sides always have at least two sources to confirm something |
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Journalist get information from |
observation sources documents |
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Journalistic writing ranges from |
rigidly objective (breaking news) to rabidly opinionated |
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five Ws & H can write a lead but usually straight news leads starts with |
who, what, when, where, why, how Who or What |
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what does "angle" mean |
d |
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Inverted pyramids |
advantages disadvantages |
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advantages |
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disadvantages |
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"bury a lead" |
put it at the end or somewhere in the middle when it was suppose to be the most important thing |
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recommended order |
fatalities injuries property
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review checklist on pg. 45 |
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generally avoid |
topic lead question lead quote lead |
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nut Graf |
the paragraph or paragraphs that condense the story into a nutshell (used often in feature stories) |
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Three story structures |
Inverted pyramid martini glass Kabob |
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a "kicker" can be |
revealing anecdote juicy quote amazing fact clever pun "something memorable" |
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5 media no nos |
passive verbs redundancy loooong sentences jargon cliches |
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four levels of attribution |
on the record off the record on background on deep background |
