Showing posts with label EDUCATIONAL FOR NEWS REPORTERS. Show all posts
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THE DEFINITION OF COURT REPORTERS

11.12.08 · 0 comments

A simple court reporters can be interpreted as usually someone reporters who has a certificate or diploma that has the form of material support other devices record tools, electronic equipment, or other ways, all of which support the process in the trial, either personally or if requested by the court.

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WRITING WITH PUBLIC MEANING CONCEPT

3.11.08 · 0 comments

NEWS WRITING WITH PUBLIC MEANING CONCEPT

Public Meaning Concept prepared to answer the needs of the public will be more meaningful information. In modern journalism, this concept is applied in the communities where the media Broadcasters are not only used as tools to load or display news, but more to provide special services for the spectators.

Special services are to provide information that can be used as a foothold for the act. For the members of parliament, a news foothold in the preparation of the law.

The Regional Head, a news footing to take the decision. For the students, a news source of knowledge.

For housewives, the news became the basis for preparing the budget kitchen.
Once the next, all the news fit in the television media should provide useful information for viewers.

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BROADCAST NEWS WRITING REPORTING AND PRODUCING

29.10.08 · 0 comments

When the news reporters start to write a news manuscript. The news script must be writed on Conversational Style “write for ears, not for eyes. “Write clear and simple Must be easily understood, without second thought”.

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TELEVISION INTERVIEW

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“ Journalism is a simple profession. It is all about asking questions – of people about events-provide the facts, and it is the fact that makes news. Without the facts, there is no news. So the profession is focused in the end, on knowing the right question to ask; being able to communicate it in the most interesting, creative and forceful manner.” (John Herbert, “Journalism In The Digital Age: Theory And For Broadcast, Print and On – Line Media” ,Focal Press 2000, p.5). Question must be sparkle, be lively, interesting and sound enthusiastic (P 254).

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