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the inverted pyramid originated..? |
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during the civil war, to be sure ppl got the main news |
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also called indefinite who...when the name is unfamiliar |
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conservative, corporate businesses |
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race class gender generation geography |
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suitcase lead, BAD. PILED IN. |
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bunch of paragraphs working together as the lede |
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Wall street journal ledes |
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Boring business story? make it a human interest story lede |
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wall street journal soft-news leads |
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media create the ______ that maintain the ______________. |
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in what area of journalism have african americans and native americans gained ground in? |
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education to raise awareness of cultivating sources, story ideas, and content of broader range |
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Seven Categories of "Otherness" Beverly Daniel Tatum |
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Ethnicity (racism) gender (sexism) age (agism) sexual orientation (heterosexism) socio-economic staus (classism) religon (religious oppression/anti-semintism) physical or mental ability, ableism |
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Diversity within diversity* |
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sunshine in government laws, sunshine laws, media play a vital rle in the honest and effective functioning of a democracy, we have enacted laws that guarentee access to those meetings of citizens |
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exceptions to the open meetings |
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personnel matters collective bargaining (deciding wages) legal discussions with attorneys buying/selling public property |
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In other business, X did, did, did. |
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a pseudo event use the info it provides, but recognize that it fits the needs of those giving it -news is controlled and coralled |
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Reporting is ___________ and __________ in news conferences. |
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2 most influential style books |
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New york times los angeles times |
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3 things style books impose |
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*consistency *usage *precision |
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2 jobs of writers for mass media |
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GATHERING INFO PUT THAT INFO INTO the appropriate form for the medium |
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is important because it makes the news credible. asess the info based on who the source is |
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why should we use the word said? |
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said doesnt jump out on the page other words promote opinion |
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deadliest sin of mass media writers |
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DISHONESTY-- falsification-making up info plagerism misrepresentation-identify themselves fully to sources |
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most reporters prefer this suggestions from the editor must come up with some of their own ideas too |
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DONT PRESENT NEW INFO, use to support and supplement. --use them sparingly --use the exact words |
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begins the lead with a direct quote "A city that cares!" that's what mayor tom riley said... |
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adresses the reader. "if gardening is your hobby..." |
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the most important part of the news story... |
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The need for accurate information presenting information efficiently the economic health of the organization deadlines individual and corporate integrity |
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chief goal of any mass media writer |
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Association (type of transition) |
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*its carried out throughout the text, but not necessairly with the same meaning
he thought he would establish fear in the mind of the batter... He didnt pick up on Arnolds meaning. |
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different types of transitions |
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*associations *pronouns *hooks *chronological words *enumeration (first,second) |
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clear, concise, simple, to the point efficient precise clear modest |
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ppl records personal observation |
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being able to determine what is news. *whos important *sense of time *sense of ppl of matter *sense of drama |
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