JOU3101 Reporting Exam 2 – Questions With Clear
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Tariffs strangle area shops Sasha Talcott author
Heritage Mold Inc. weedy parking lot and dead
heritage mold used to be brimming with activity, now
employees cut in half
manufacturers suffering and trying to survive with
bush's tariffs
high cost of steel forces businesses to raise prices
local manufactureres are fighting to preserve their
American way of life
the tariffs ranged from 8 percent to 30 percent and
lasted 3 years
, Interview with Sasha Talcott Won Hearst for the business story
Northwestern Medill School
not interested in business was just working as an
intern for city hall and got a temporary job coverin
gbusiness
dow jones online internship in rockford and she
wanted to see what rockford was about
the editor basically left her in charge of the website
she had one main story on steel and 10 sidebars, only
took a month
mad with power, could do whatever she wanted
people think business stories are one big, opaque,
complicated thing, but the realoity is business stories
are people stories. you can't tell a good business
story if you have not written a good people story
steel tariffs boring so you have to find people and
situations that are interesting, otherwise you're dead
she covers banking and insurance
her adviser name was mary jane jones, still friends,
passionate about paper and teaching students about
how to make a difference
reading a lot means good punctuation
sit down and learn AP style
Zippy Lede Club
talk stories through, stream of information and find
the most interesting part about it
you just do it over and over again you get past the
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Tariffs strangle area shops Sasha Talcott author
Heritage Mold Inc. weedy parking lot and dead
heritage mold used to be brimming with activity, now
employees cut in half
manufacturers suffering and trying to survive with
bush's tariffs
high cost of steel forces businesses to raise prices
local manufactureres are fighting to preserve their
American way of life
the tariffs ranged from 8 percent to 30 percent and
lasted 3 years
, Interview with Sasha Talcott Won Hearst for the business story
Northwestern Medill School
not interested in business was just working as an
intern for city hall and got a temporary job coverin
gbusiness
dow jones online internship in rockford and she
wanted to see what rockford was about
the editor basically left her in charge of the website
she had one main story on steel and 10 sidebars, only
took a month
mad with power, could do whatever she wanted
people think business stories are one big, opaque,
complicated thing, but the realoity is business stories
are people stories. you can't tell a good business
story if you have not written a good people story
steel tariffs boring so you have to find people and
situations that are interesting, otherwise you're dead
she covers banking and insurance
her adviser name was mary jane jones, still friends,
passionate about paper and teaching students about
how to make a difference
reading a lot means good punctuation
sit down and learn AP style
Zippy Lede Club
talk stories through, stream of information and find
the most interesting part about it
you just do it over and over again you get past the
