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English Media Review
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- 1General Approach- treats a wide variety of subjects seriously using reliable sources.
- appeals to educated readers. - 2Tabloid Approach- has briefer articles and more photos.
- appeals to people who are rushed and possibly less educated. - 3ObjectiveBoth sides of the story are given, if possible; unbiased.
- 4SubjectivePersonal opinions are given; biased.
- 5SourceWhere the journalists gather information for their article.
- 6ScoopGetting a story out to public before your competitors.
- 7DeadlineTime at which a copy of an edition must be completed.
- 8EditorPerson who revises and prepares an article for publication.
- 9ColumnistPerson given a regular column to voice their opinion(s).
- 10MastheadInformation printed in every paper stating the name of the newspaper, its price, date, the owner, management, and possibly advertisements for items inside the paper.
- 11HeadlineSentence at the top of a story highlighting main points.
- 12BannerA type of headline which runs across the page.
- 13StraplineSmaller headline under the main headline (usually gives more detail to the headline).
- 14BylineThe writer's name or new's service.
- 15DatelineName of the city where the story originated.
- 16CrossheadsSmall headline used between paragraphs to break up a long story.
- 17CopyWritten information to be printed.
- 18CutPhotograph.
- 19Cutline or captionDescription under a paragraph.
- 20JumplineThe continuation instructions of a story that is jumped to another page (continued on page 5; continued from page 1).
- 21Lead storyFront page story.
- 22KickerThis is a story designed to stand out from the rest of the page by using a different front, layout, or box.
- 23ExclusiveA story published by only one paper.
- 24News Story Article- objective
- supplies facts and informs the reader.
- accurate and timely information. - 25Feature Story Article- objective
- offers information to inform and/or entertain.
also called 'evergreens' (timeless unless it is written on a contemporary topic like fashion; can be run at any time without being considered 'old news').
- must be accurate.
- includes a variety of topics (e.g., trend information, teaching a skill, travel, etc). - 26Editoriall Article- subjective
- gives the view of the newspaper's management (editor will typically indicate which viewpoint is being presented) or from the staff as a whole.
- can support, oppose, praise, blame, or simply comment on something in the news.
- uses factual information to support the newspaper's stand on issues. - 27Columns Article- subjective
- offers personal opinions of column writers.
- can support, oppose, praise, blame, or simple comment on something in the news.
- uses factual information to support personal stand on issues. - 28Process of Publishing Article in Newspaper1. Editor determines if the story is newsworthy.
2. Reporter gathers information.
3. Reporter writes story.
4. Editor examines story.
5. Revisions are made if necessary. - 29The Inverted PyramidA. Headline
B. Strapline
C. Byline
D. Dateline
E. Summary Lead
F. Support
- background information
- interviews with sources
- information from data banks (statistics), reports, etc
- detailed events - 30Summary Lead- only includes the super important information.
- begins story (first paragraph) and includes answers to who, what, when, where, why, and possibly how.
- should be brief and concise.
- should capture the reader's interest immediately.
Purpose
- to present key facts.
- answer the 5 W's.
- capture the reader's interest. - 31Magazine Style- do not usually present latest news. Reason: appears only weekly, monthly, or less of ten.
Therefore, magazine writers must do the following:
- present news stories from a different angle.
- possibly using the 'human interest' angle (focuses on one aspect and shows how ordinary people are affected).
- give more details.
- have more interviews.
- have more photographs.
The byline often appears at the end of the article.
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- Descripción
- Flashcards for the English Year 10 media review.
- Creado por
- Lyall Rosier · feb 2018
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