Journalism Notecards
Published on Nov 19, 2015
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PRESENTATION OUTLINE
NOTECARDS
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- The essentials of every article
BEAT
A SPECIFIC AREA OF INTEREST ASSIGNED TO A REPORTER
BY LINE
INDICATES WHO WROTE THE STORY
CAPTION
EXPLAINS A PHOTO OR GRAPHIC
EDITOR
THE STAFF MEMBER WHO HAS THE OVERALL RESPONSIBILITY FOR PUBLICATION
FACT
A STATEMENT THAT CAN BE PROVEN
FLAG
THE NAME OF THE NEWSPAPER
HAMMER
LARGE, BOLD PRINT WORDA OVER THE HEADLINE
HEADLINE
A PHRASE THAT APPEARS ABOVE THE STORY (SUMMARIZES AND GRABS ATTENTIONI)
HUMAN INTREST
PEOPLE AND EVENTS WITH WHICH THE READER CAN IDENTIFY
INTERVIEW
OPEN ENDED QUESTIONS ANSWERS BETWEEN THE REPORTER AND HIS/HER SOURCE
INVERTED PYRAMID
HOW JOURNALISM STORIES ARE WRITTEN
LEAD
THE START OF THE STORY THAT GRABS THE READERS ATTENTION
LIBEL
WRITTEN, UNPROVEN INFORMATION ABOUT A PERSON THAT IS DAMAGING THEIR. REPUTAATION
OPINION
NEWS
INFORMATION GIVEN ABOUT AN EVENT AFTER AN EVENT TO CREATE PUBLIC AWARENESS
OP ED
PAGES THAT EXPRESS THE OPINIONS OF THE WRITER
QUOTATION
A STATEMENT MADE BY A SOURCE
REPORTER
THE PERSON WHO RESEARCHES AND WRITES AN ASSIGNED STORY
SLANDER
SPOKEN,UNPROVEN INFORMATION THAT CAN HARM HIS/HIS REPUTATION
STAFF BOX/MASTHEAD
A BOX CONTAINING THE NAMES OF THE PUBLICATION MEMBERS
STORY
BLOCK OF TEXT ON A SINGLE TOPIC
TRANSITION
STATEMENT THAT MOVES THE STORY FROM ONE POINT TO ANOTHER.
UNDERLINE
A SMALLER HEADLINE OF THE SAME LENGTH UNDER THE LARGER ONE
WIRE SERVICE
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NOTECARDS
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