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News Reporting- Writing Across Media (J102 & J203 Courses) by Reynolds school of Journalism, Reno University of Neveda, 2004 Exercises and assignments in collecting and writing of news (Essentials in journalism) by Harry Franklin Harrington, 1911 News Reporting and Writing 7e with Journalism Simulation CD-Rom and Working: with Words 5e by Missouri Group, Brian S. Brooks, et all 2002-08-16 News Reporting & Writing 7e with Journalism Simulation CD-Rom and Workbook for by Brian S. Brooks, Missouri Group, et all 2001-10-12 New Survey of Journalism : Techniques for the Gathering of News and the Writing, Editing, and Producing of Newspapers and Magaz News Reporting and Writing 7e and CD-Rom Journalism Simulation and America's: Best Newspaper Writing by Roy Peter Clark, Missouri Group, et all 2001-10-12 Associated Press Guide to News Writing: The Resource for Professional Journalists by René Cappon, 1999 Broadcast News Writing, Reporting, and Producing, Fifth Edition by Frank Barnas, Ted White, 2010-03-03 Writing News for Broadcast by Edward BlissJr., James L. Hoyt, 1994-04-15 Broadcast News Writing, Reporting, and Producing, Fourth Edition by Ted White, 2005-03-11 News Writing and Reporting for Today's Media by Bruce D. Itule, 2008-06-01 The Process of Writing News by Brian Richardson, 2006-07-20 All the News: Writing and Reporting for Convergent Media by Thom Lieb, 2008-02-01 News Writing by Anna McKane, 2006-12-04

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21. Basic News Writing Journalism Department, Monitor Ohlone College
    informative lead to attract readers who have grown accustomed to TV's sound bite journalism. news writing is always tight, but the lead calls for special care  
    http://www2.ohlone.cc.ca.us/instr/journalism/basicnews.htm
    
    Extractions: Basic News Writing The ABC s of news writing are A ccuracy, B revity and C larity. The first and most important is accuracy a story can be creative and compelling, but if it contains errors, it is worthless. Actually, it is worse than worthless; a false news story undercuts the public trust necessary for the survival of a free press. Keep in mind that the First Amendment specifically protects the press from government control so that the public can receive accurate and unbiased information. The public needs unbiased information to make intelligent choices in the voting booth. This is critical to the process of democracy in our country. If the public loses faith in the accuracy and fairness of the press, loss of faith in democracy will soon follow. Always check numbers, spellings of names, who said what, and the other basic facts of any story. A reporter's job is to find out what is going on, then write a story that's interesting and informative. Accuracy always comes first.

22. Training, Editor, PR Executive, Designer, Copy Editor, Journalist, Marketing, Ad
    Please select a workshop from the sections below Foundation Introduction to journalismBasic writing skills news-writing Feature-writing Interviewing skills  
    http://www.pma-group.co.uk/subcatagories.asp?ID=1&Cat=Journalism

23. Training, Editor, PR Executive, Designer, Copy Editor, Journalist, Marketing, Ad
    targeting and writing news releases Practical PR (PR Part I) Basic writing skillsIntroduction to journalism PR and the Internet news writing Feature writing  
    http://www.pma-group.co.uk/subcatagories.asp?ID=4&Cat=Public Relations

24. Journalism 311 - Reporting And News Writing
    The journalism section is divided into nine subsections which link browsers to journalismrelatedassociations, colleges and universities news bureaus, sites  
    http://mccoy.lib.siu.edu/projects/jrnl311/j311link.html

25. The Medical Journalism Club Of The University Of Calgary
    A club for budding journalists interested in writing about medical research and health care news. Provides information on job opportunities, committees and events.  
    http://ca.geocities.com/medicaljournalism/
    
    Extractions:       Hi! Welcome to the website of The Medical Journalism Club of The University of Calgary. This is a club which provides opportunities for its members to write real news articles in the health care and medical research fields. Accepted articles will be published in two of the university's newspapers: the Gazette and the Gauntlet as well as archived on this website. All monies collected by members for article writing will go towards a scholarship fund.

26. Department Of Journalism, Regent School Of Communication And The Arts, VA
    core courses JRN 600 journalism Research; JRN 601 Mass Media Law; JRN 610 ThePress Theory, news writing and Reporting; and JRN 655 journalism History.  
    http://www.regent.edu/acad/schcom/majrn/

27. Bond University - School Of Humanities And Social Sciences -
    JOUR71315 Advanced Television journalism Prerequisite TBA. This subject buildsupon students' news writing and reporting skills and applies them to television  
    http://www.bond.edu.au/hss/subjects/Postgrad/journalism.htm
    
    Extractions: Prerequisite: Nil This subject deals with fundamental practices of news gathering and writing for the news media. It encourages postgraduate students to build upon their undergraduate endeavours to add a specialised flair to their reporting. It considers definitions of news and the relative weighting of news values. Students are introduced to news writing conventions through both simulated and real-life reporting experiences. The subject analyses and implements methods of attribution and verification. It introduces students to the news interview and basic reporting assignments. Students take a leadership role in reporting for a campus publication. Prerequisite: TBA Digital technologies have impacted markedly upon the theory and practice of journalism. This subject traces the evolution of computer-assisted reporting and puts theory into practice in a workshop format. Students learn about Internet audiences and reporting techniques. They learn how to use electronic mail, WWW browsers, listservs, newsgroups, directories, search engines and Telnet in their journalism research. They learn how to build such techniques into reporting for both the traditional media and new media outlets.

28. NewsJobs.Net: Journalism Jobs, Writing And Editing Jobs In Print And New Media
    Online journalism Review Jobs O'Reilly Jobs. US news World Report Jobs UCG JobsUSA Today. Writerfind Jobs in US and Canada Writer's Digest writing World Jobs.  
    http://www.newsjobs.net/usa/default.asp

29. Journalism Department News
    writing course that includes workshops as well as lectures in such subjects as news,feature writing, opinion writing, broadcast journalism, public relations  
    http://www.albany.edu/journalism/ournews.html
    
    Extractions: 2003 PROGRAM AWARD DEADLINES ANNOUNCED Each Spring, The Journalism Program presents two cash awards, The Schafer Award for Outstanding Senior , presented to the outstanding senior graduating with a minor in Journalism, and The William E. Rowley Journalistic Writing Award , presented to the outstanding piece of journalistic writing entered in a contest opened to all undergraduates. The Rowley Award is open to any undergraduate, regardless of whether they have taken Journalism courses. Their entries must have been written since the first day of classes in Fall 2002, and can come from a University at Albany course, an internship, a campus publication, or can be written specifically for the competition.

30. ENSP And Journalism
    JOUR380 – Science writing for news Media; JOUR 459S – Special Topicsin Science journalism (topics vary by semester). Supplement  
    http://www.agnr.umd.edu/users/ensp/Academics/Journalism.htm
    
    Extractions: ENSP and Environmental Journalism The College of Journalism invites qualified ENSP students to take specified Journalism courses that, together with internships and an ENSP Concentration, could prepare students for entry-level positions in environmental journalism. To explore careers in environmental journalism, see: Participants in this program must have a minimum 2.8 GPA, 28 credits completed, a C grade or better in ENGL 101, and must meet the prerequisites for JOUR 201. Specifically, before enrolling in JOUR 201, students must demonstrate grammar competency by earning a score of 52 or higher on the Test of Standard Written English (TSWE), and word-processing competency by typing 30 wpm or better on a 5-minute word-processing test. You may pick up testing schedules and related information in 1117 JRN. The courses in which eligible ENSP students may enroll are: JOUR201 – News Writing and Reporting I JOUR320 – News Writing and Reporting II: Print JOUR 328J – Environmental Reporting

31. Books On News & Feature Writing
    involved in print journalism or interested in the rhetoric of news. Nine readablechapters cover essential journalistic skills, from lead writing and story  
    http://www.storyform.com/writing_jbooks.html
    
    Extractions: Amazon.com: This book is for the beginning creative nonfiction writerone who needs to be told that writers are an eccentric lot; one who has never heard of the Yaddo artists' colony. Still, Lee Gutkind, the author of several books of creative nonfiction and the founder/editor of the journal Creative Nonfiction, has some interesting things to tell us about this genre of writing, which strives to communicate real-life stories dramatically. The most important quality that a creative nonfiction writer can have, writes Gutkind, is passion. The Associated Press Guide to News Writing by Rene J. Cappon Synopsis: This practical handbook is the ideal writing style guide for all reporters. writers, editors, and English and journalism students. It covers all the essentials of good writingwith lively examples from today's newspapersand includes: what makes a good story; how to write a good feature story; how to cite sources; and more.

32. Journalism Faculty
    Professor Schroeder teaches a variety of courses in the field of televisionjournalism, as well as news writing and Interpreting the Day's news.  
    http://www.dac.neu.edu/journalism/jrnfaculty.htm
    
    Extractions: Back to Intro page. Faculty Web pages are under development. Soon you'll be able to click on faculty names and get their latest class information! Want to know what your J-professor is up to? Check out our weekly newsletter, Day's News! Click on JRN News. I ntroducing the School of Journalism faculty. Click on the professor's name to reach individual home pages. You'll find more about that faculty member's courses and research interests. Belle Adler, Assistant Professor Professor Adler specializes in television news. She teaches TV News Production, TV News writing, News writing and Interpreting the Day's News. She comes to the School of Journalism from CNN, where she was a medical unit producer. While at CNN she was responsible for a weekly half-hour medical show, "Your Health." She also produced medical stories for day-of-air broadcasts and coordinated special series. Professor Adler received her bachelor's degree from State University of New York in 1973 and her master's degree in Journalism from Northwestern University in 1976. She can be reached at (617) 373-3221. Nicholas Daniloff, Professor

33. Pacific Journalism Online News
    USP news New book Front cover of The Pacific Journalist. Siwatibau praisesUSP writing, publishing. By VICTORIA LEPOU Pacific journalism Online.  
    http://www.sidsnet.org/pacific/usp/journ/docs/news/usp52pacbook.html
    
    Extractions: Photo montage: Wansolwara 22 March 2001: PN3272 Have your say: http://www.TheGuestBook.com/vgbook/109497.gbook Order online from USP Book Centre Siwatibau praises USP writing, publishing Publisher tells media: Apologise over blunders Publisher Ranjit Singh's speech at The Pacific Journalist book launching ... Background on The Pacific Journalist By VICTORIA LEPOU Pacific Journalism Online SUVA: Vice-Chancellor Savenaca Siwatibau has compared the University of the South Pacific with quality international universities when launching three new books published by academics and writers from the institution. He described the books as an example of dynamic work being done by the university's staff. Siwatibau was speaking at the launching last night of a media book The Pacific Journalist, edited by USP journalism coordinator David Robie; Eating Mangoes, by literature lecturer Mohit Prasad; and history/politics lecturer Robert Nicole's The Pen, The Word and The Pistol. He told the packed crowd at USP's Oceania Centre it was important to demonstrate support towards writers, appreciating their hard work and effort.

34. Texas Association Of Journalism Educators/Resources/News Writing And Reporting
    handbook is the ideal guide to writing style for all reporters, writers, editorsand journalism students. Cappon explains what makes a good news story, how to  
    http://taje.org/newswriting.html
    
    Extractions: Advertising Advising/Leadership Broadcast Curriculum Guides DTP/Web Design Features/Coaching History/Ethics/Media Law Infographics/Polls/Reference Interviewing Layout/Design Magazines/Non-Fiction News Writing/Reporting Newspaper Opinions/Cartooning Photography Research Sports Writing/Journals Stylebooks/Staff Manuals Textbooks/Workbooks On the Web Yearbook News Writing and Reporting Associated Press Guide to News Writing. Rene J. Cappon. 1991. This practical handbook is the ideal guide to writing style for all reporters, writers, editors and journalism students. Cappon explains what makes a good news story, how to construct a good lead, how to cite sources and how to write a good feature story. $11.95/$10.75 JEA. Best Newspaper Writing 1998. Christopher Scanlon, editor. 1998. Celebrating the winners of American Society of Newspaper Editors' Distinguished Writing Awards, this book includes the winning entries and interviews with the writers; the work of other writers who share the lessons they learned; study questions useful to students, teachers and working journalists; and a bibliography. $12.95/$11.65 JEA.

35. Basic News Writing And Reporting
    Basic news writing and Reporting. Course Basic news writing and Reporting. At theInstitute for Advancement of journalism (IAJ) in Johannesburg, South Africa.  
    http://www.ijnet.org/EventArchive/2003/2/17-2.html
    
    Extractions: Angola: Event Archive Africa Algeria Angola Benin Botswana Burkina Faso Burundi Cameroon Central African Republic Chad Comoros Congo Cote d'Ivoire Djibouti Egypt Equatorial Guinea Eritrea Ethiopia Gabon Gambia Ghana Guinea Guinea-Bissau Kenya Lesotho Liberia Libya Madagascar Malawi Mali Mauritania Mauritius Morocco Mozambique Namibia Niger Nigeria Republic of Congo Rwanda Sao Tome and Principe Senegal Seychelles Sierra Leone Somalia South Africa Sudan Swaziland Tanzania Togo Tunisia Uganda Zambia Zimbabwe Search Site for In Africa Algeria Angola Benin Botswana Burkina Faso Burundi Cameroon Central African Republic Chad Comoros Congo Cote d'Ivoire Djibouti Egypt Equatorial Guinea Eritrea Ethiopia Gabon Gambia Ghana Guinea Guinea-Bissau Kenya Lesotho Liberia Libya Madagascar Malawi Mali Mauritania Mauritius Morocco Mozambique Namibia Niger Nigeria Republic of Congo Rwanda Sao Tome and Principe Senegal Seychelles Sierra Leone Somalia South Africa Sudan Swaziland Tanzania Togo Tunisia Uganda Zambia Zimbabwe

36. Syllabus Project - Broadcast News Writing
    news writing is to take inventory of the pedagogical tools broadcast journalism professorshave been employing in both radio and television news writing classes  
    http://www.beaweb.org/syllabus/news.html
    
    Extractions: University of Louisiana at Lafayette Introduction Former ABC News President Elmer Lower, who transferred his professional experience to the classrooms at several major universities, began each semester by holding up before the class a sign reading in huge, bold letters, "GOOD WRITING." Students soon learned that they not only needed to know how to achieve good writing skills in order to pass Professor Lower's course, but in order to succeed professionally as well. In the introduction to Writing News for Broadcast, Ed Bliss and James Hoyt, find that "GOOD WRITING" is elusive for professionals for a number of reasons, including "too many clunking phrases and illiterate sentences. Too many bromides..." Those observations resonate with the words of Missouri professor emeritus, Vernon Stone, who suggests that literacy is "eroding in the medium that holds such potential for education by example." Mervin Block for years reviewed CBS radio and television news scripts, now maintains, tongue in cheek, that he winces so often during television newscasts that his friends think he suffers from a tic. If audiences everywhere endure what Block and his colleagues consider to be a "rain of error," then the remedy should begin in the classrooms where students learn either the rigorous discipline of writing for the ear and eye or they do not. The purpose of this syllabus project in broadcast news writing is to take inventory of the pedagogical tools broadcast journalism professors have been employing in both radio and television news writing classes.

37. Poynter Online
    "Everything you need to be a better journalist" in news media or corporate communications Category Arts Writers Resources Non-Fiction Corporate Online Feedback • journalism Junction Feedback • journalism with a 25th anniversary ofBest newspaper writing with winner Links to the news Women's History Month  
    http://www.poynter.org/

38. College Students Win Hearst Writing Awards
    writing contests were two of six newswriting competitions sponsored by Hearstduring the academic year. Philip Merrill College of journalism students Andy  
    http://www.journalism.umd.edu/newrel/hearst.html

39. 2002 Individual Writing And Editing Contest, MSPA: Scholastic Journalism News, P
    Webnews writing. Online Sports writing. Back to the Top. Go Back tothe MSPA Home Page Go Back to the College of journalism Home Page.  
    http://www.journalism.umd.edu/mspa/indvlcontest02.html

40. Welcome To Journalism Training And Creative Writing Courses From The London Scho
    news Online Postgraduate Diploma Course Yes, it's true, due to enormousdemand the LSJ has bowed to pressure . More For news  
    http://www.home-study.com/news/news.html

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