An interview may be interesting in the way the reporter could develop the story, but in some others, it is not the case. However, the importance it is to report in your own style. After watching interviews with former governors and former presidents reminds me of how the government behaves. In analyzing them, I noticed in the interview with former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin, Russian President Vladimir Putin and former US president Bin Clinton, the differences that have within style and effectiveness.
Starting in this case, with the interview of former vice-presidential candidate and former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin, I consider that the reporter Katie Couric from CBS, was who won the battle of the interview. Although Governor Palin answered …show more content…
In that particular situation, Governor Palin looked awkward with a so simple question that the reporter was trying to get her answer, repeating the question again, but with no success, because she never responded. Furthermore, the interview had some uncomfortable questions like: Why you didn’t have a passport until last year? I have to say that I don’t think that question was necessary, putting the Governor Palin in an uncomfortable situation, however, she did answer back very well. She said that she didn’t was part of those in which parents get their passports after graduation to travel the world. She said that she usually had two jobs and kids, so traveling was not part of her culture. Yet, she understood the world through education. Other than that, I think the reporter Couric deliver important information on asking questions such as; If she thinks that the Pakistan government is protecting Alkaeda within its orders, in which Palin responded that she don’t believe that new presidents has that mission at all, because Pakistan’s people want freedom and democratic values. Couric also delivers information asking questions about the US troops, if they will solve the problem in Afghanistan, answering that it would solve the problem as a strategy for the country. I think that in general, the reporter produce great results and did a great job of asking good questions. I learned from this interview on how she ask those questions without any doubt looking directly into the interviewee’s face. The reporter was definitely prepared for that interview and I wouldn’t do anything
Starting in this case, with the interview of former vice-presidential candidate and former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin, I consider that the reporter Katie Couric from CBS, was who won the battle of the interview. Although Governor Palin answered …show more content…
In that particular situation, Governor Palin looked awkward with a so simple question that the reporter was trying to get her answer, repeating the question again, but with no success, because she never responded. Furthermore, the interview had some uncomfortable questions like: Why you didn’t have a passport until last year? I have to say that I don’t think that question was necessary, putting the Governor Palin in an uncomfortable situation, however, she did answer back very well. She said that she didn’t was part of those in which parents get their passports after graduation to travel the world. She said that she usually had two jobs and kids, so traveling was not part of her culture. Yet, she understood the world through education. Other than that, I think the reporter Couric deliver important information on asking questions such as; If she thinks that the Pakistan government is protecting Alkaeda within its orders, in which Palin responded that she don’t believe that new presidents has that mission at all, because Pakistan’s people want freedom and democratic values. Couric also delivers information asking questions about the US troops, if they will solve the problem in Afghanistan, answering that it would solve the problem as a strategy for the country. I think that in general, the reporter produce great results and did a great job of asking good questions. I learned from this interview on how she ask those questions without any doubt looking directly into the interviewee’s face. The reporter was definitely prepared for that interview and I wouldn’t do anything