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Mind map about journalism: the inverted pyramid, idea of objectivity, First Amendment freedoms and good leads

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Journalism

  1. The Inverted Pyramid

    • Lead
      • Who
        • Immediate ID - Dealing with public Official
        • Delayed ID - Anonymous, less important figure more "general persona"
      • What
        • Summary of 'what' happened - most important facts in under 30 words
      • When
        • Counting down to some deadline
          • Very seldom/NEVER used
      • Where
        • AKA "Location" leads NOT/NEVER used because we have "Dateline"
      • Why
      • Context
        • Supporting Statement
        • Big Picture
        • Details
  2. Idea of Objectivity

    • Metaphysics
      • Epistomology
        • Aesthetics
          • How we communicate what we know
        • Limits of Human Knowledge
      • Things we know exist
    • Two big factors
      • Time
        • Before publishing in order to fact check
      • Filter function
        • Pressure to deliver content 24/7
        • More eyes to check for mistakes
  3. Definition

    • The objective recreation of REALITY within context
  4. 1st Amendment freedoms

    • Religion
    • Speech
    • Press
    • Assembly
    • Grievances
  5. Fourth Estate

    • Ayn Rand
    • Not a branch of government
      • Journalists keep checks on 3 other branches
    • Establish public exposure
      • 6th Amendment
        • Right to a speedy and fair trial
      • Report on the doings of the Gov.
  6. Levels of Confidentiality

    • 1. On Record
      • 2. Off Record
        • 3. Background/Deep Background
          • Description rather than name
          • Mostly operate on these levels
        • Someone Tells you something, You CANNOT attribute source
      • Name, Title, Source
  7. Fundamentality

    • Find most important W
    • Essential Facts upon which entire story centers around.
    • OPPOSITE OF SENSATIONALISM
      • To take something out of context or meaning
  8. Good Leads

    • If it bleeds, it leads
      • People before property
    • Use "atleast"
      • Fluid numbers, death tolls can rise or fall
    • Chronology
      • Time, Date (Day Of The Week), Place
        • Place will always be City, St. (State will be abbreviated)

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