Beat reporting
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Coverage of a particular organization or topic
Social networking
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The practice of connecting with others for business or social purposes.
Social networking sites make it easy for individuals to connect with toreros
who have similar interest or goals.
,Structure of a Focus Structure story
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- Focus on an individual
- Transition to a larger issue
- Report on the larger issue
- Return to the opening focus
Margin of error
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• Difference between sample result and population result
• Gets smaller when the sample size gets larger
Types of news audiences
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• Traditionalists
• Integrators
• Net-newsers
• The disengaged
Hypermedia
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, • Web links among audio, video, and pictures
Infomedium
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• Short for information medium, a term to represent the merger of the
internet, tv, wireless, and other technologies as the medium of the future
Byline
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A line identifying the author of a story
Stylebook
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A book of rules on grammar, punctuation, capitalization and abbreviation in
newspaper text. The AP and UPI publish similar style books that are used by
most papers.
Kicker
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, • tell the reader the story is over
• nail central point of story
• resonate - makes the reading think
tickler
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• file for upcoming events kept at the assignment desks
Shield law
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Legislation giving journalists the right to protect the identity of sources
"You" lead
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The first paragraph of a story, written using the informal, second-person
pronoun "you"
Multimedia Journalist
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Coverage of a particular organization or topic
Social networking
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The practice of connecting with others for business or social purposes.
Social networking sites make it easy for individuals to connect with toreros
who have similar interest or goals.
,Structure of a Focus Structure story
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- Focus on an individual
- Transition to a larger issue
- Report on the larger issue
- Return to the opening focus
Margin of error
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• Difference between sample result and population result
• Gets smaller when the sample size gets larger
Types of news audiences
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• Traditionalists
• Integrators
• Net-newsers
• The disengaged
Hypermedia
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, • Web links among audio, video, and pictures
Infomedium
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• Short for information medium, a term to represent the merger of the
internet, tv, wireless, and other technologies as the medium of the future
Byline
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A line identifying the author of a story
Stylebook
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A book of rules on grammar, punctuation, capitalization and abbreviation in
newspaper text. The AP and UPI publish similar style books that are used by
most papers.
Kicker
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, • tell the reader the story is over
• nail central point of story
• resonate - makes the reading think
tickler
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• file for upcoming events kept at the assignment desks
Shield law
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Legislation giving journalists the right to protect the identity of sources
"You" lead
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The first paragraph of a story, written using the informal, second-person
pronoun "you"
Multimedia Journalist
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