41. Journalism profiles and reviews to comment, travel and news backgrounders. Prior knowledgerequired understanding of journalism and/or previous writing workshop. http://www.city.ac.uk/conted/journalism.htm

Text Version Prospective Students Current Students Staff ... Help Introduction to journalism lasts 1 term Fee £130 more details This course teaches students to read newspapers in a critical and appreciative spirit. Students learn the characteristics of the interview, the column, the feature, the news article and the review article. They will be taught how to research material and structure their article and to develop the appropriate writing style. Prior knowledge required - none Writing freelance articles lasts 1 term Fee £140 more details An introduction to the techniques involved in writing articles for newspapers and magazines, and marketing them. Prior knowledge required - none Feature writing lasts 1 term Fee £140 more details How to write a publishable journalistic feature - from selling the idea, research, interviewing and writing to ethics and avoiding legal problems. Prior knowledge required - none Further feature writing lasts 1 term Fee £130 more details More about feature articles and how to write them. A comprehensive look at different genres from columns, profiles and reviews to comment, travel and news backgrounders.

42. News Writing And Reporting journalism 23A news writing and Reporting. Your Name.Instructor R. King Librarian Johanna http://libwww.cabrillo.cc.ca.us/html/about/sp2000-journ23a.html

Journalism 23A News Writing and Reporting Your Name: Instructor: R. King Librarian: Johanna Bowen email: jobowen@cabrillo.cc.ca.us Reading, making choices, and selecting a file or site to view are regular activities in the online world. Interacting with the online world takes place whenever you fill out a dialog box with your own words and then examine the results of your search. Today we will: Find a book in the Cabrillo library catalog Find a Fulltext Magazine Article The competition: Newspaper home pages Newspapers: Opening an Internet Address ... Explore the Web: Using Search Engines 1. Use the Library catalog to find books and videos available in the library select Library catalog from the Library Homepage select Keyword search type in a few words that describe your interest select one title from the results list Author's name_ Call Number: 2. Find a fulltext magazine articles about your topic. Good for signed articles in major publications. select Magazines, Newspapers and Encyclopedias from the Library Homepage click on Fulltext Magazine Articles click on choose EBSCOhost web on the next page choose ADVANCED search from the center of the green bar menu near the top of the next page Type in at least two search terms using two of the dialog boxes example: child abuse in one dialog box and

43. News Writing And Reporting http://libwww.cabrillo.cc.ca.us/html/depts/journalism/sp01journ23a.html

Journalism 23A Your Name: Instructor: Ken McLaughlin Librarian: Sylvia Winder Reading, making choices and selecting an item or site to view are regular activities in the online world. Today we will: Find a book in the Cabrillo library catalog Find a Fulltext Magazine Article Find Newspaper home pages Newspapers: Opening an Internet Address ... Explore the Web: Using Search Engine 1. Use the Library catalog to find books and videos available in the library select Library Catalog from the Library Homepage select Keyword search type in a few words that describes your topic select one title from the results list Author's name_ Call Number: Status (is it available?) 2. Find a fulltext magazine articles about your topic. Good for signed articles in major publications. select from the Library Homepage click on Fulltext Magazine Articles (EBSOhost) Type in at least two search terms example: needle exchange or needle exchange and California Now click in the Full Text box (Under: Limit Your Results) to select fulltext articles. Click on SEARCH Select one article to look at. Select the FULL TEXT icon under the brief description of the article you want to examine.

44. Broadcast Learning Center - News coverBroadcast journalism Techniques of Radio and TV news Andrew Boyd Broadcastnews writing, Reporting, and Producing Ted White / Hardcover / Published 1996, http://www.broadcast.net/books/news.html

Broadcast News Broadcast New Writing and Reporting Peter E. Mayeux / Paperback / Published 2000 Price: $37.95 60 Minutes and the News : A Mythology for Middle America (Illinois Studies in Communications) Richard Campbell / Hardcover / Published 1991 Price: $20.97 You Save: $8.98 (30%) The Battle to Control Broadcast News : Who Owns the First Amendment? Hugh Carter Donahue / Hardcover / Published 1989 Price: $24.95 Behind the Scenes at the TV News Studio (Behind the Scenes) Ships in 2-3 days Marilyn Miller, Ingo Fast (Illustrator) / Library Binding / Published 1996 Price: $21.40 Broadcast Journalism : A Guide for the Presentation of Radio and Television News Ships in 2-3 days David Keith Cohler / Paperback / Published 1994 Price: $61.25 Broadcast Journalism : Techniques of Radio and TV News Andrew Boyd / Paperback / Published 1997 Price: $39.95 A Broadcast News Manual of Style Ronald MacDonald / Paperback / Published 1994 Price: $19.32 Broadcast News Writing, Reporting, and Producing

45. OJR Article: News By The People, For The People its best, the site ends up being really good journalism, says Foster meet onlineto share their thoughts on the news, often writing polished commentary http://www.ojr.org/ojr/future/1021586109.php

home workplace technology business ... recent stories select: Cory Bergman Glaser Online J.D. Lasica Staci D. Kramer Stephen D. O'Leary Michael Overing The Spike Report editors' log education entertainment the future of news ... about ojr THE FUTURE OF NEWS News by the People, for the People Online communities with their own publishing tools and networks are redefining news in the 21st Century Paul Andrews Marcia Barton does not consider herself a journalist by any stretch of the definition. The retired Seattle community college instructor "publishes" an environment and politics newsletter featuring commentary and links to stories around the Web especially those that highlight the follies of the Bush administration. She sends it out almost daily to about a dozen friends. "I don't think of it as journalism as much as nagging them with alternative points of view," says Barton, who draws from BBC The Guardian The Nation Democrats.com and Commondreams.org , among others. Rusty Foster, Kuro5hin.org Rusty Foster has no idea how he wound up in the information business. A physics and film studies major at , Foster turned a programming hobby into an experimental online community site called (pronounced "cur-OH-shin," a homonym for "corrosion" and thus a play on Foster's first name. The Japanese translation "black heart" is "cool" but irrelevant, Foster says).

46. JRN 2203 Broadcast News Writing Syllabus This course serves as an introduction to electronic journalism. We discuss in thisclass gathering, evaluating, writing, and performing broadcast news copy. http://jschool.troyst.edu/~jrn2203/syllabus-jrn2203.html

JRN 2203-Broadcast News Writing COURSE: JRN 2203 (Troy State University Spring 2001) INSTRUCTOR: Dr. Steven Padgett Director and Associate Professor Hall School of Journalism 101 Wallace Hall TELEPHONE: Messages may be left anytime on the Hall School of Journalism's voice mail system at 670-3583. E-MAIL: padgett@trojan.troyst.edu OFFICE HOURS: 2:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. Monday through Thursday Other times by appointment PREREQUISITES: JRN 1102 and JRN 2201 with the grade "C" or better DESCRIPTION: This course serves as an introduction to electronic journalism. We discuss in this class gathering, evaluating, writing, and performing broadcast news copy. The emphasis for the course is placed on the writing of broadcast news. The course will enable you to write simple news stories that are accurate, clear, interesting, and concise. These stories will be free of spelling and grammatical errors and they will conform to the style rules of this class. TEXT: Block, Mervin. Writing Broadcast News, Shorter, Sharper, Stonger. A Professional Handbook. (Revised Edition) Chicago: Bonus Books, Inc., 1997. Additional readings will be placed on reserve and on the "server" in the Journalism Lab.

47. Journalism Undergraduate Major - University Of North Texas writing and speaking skills, you will learn about writing and editing styles andtake basic journalism courses in feature writing, news writing and reporting. http://www.unt.edu/pais/insert/ujour.htm

Search Undergraduate Majors Undergraduate Majors and Interests College of Arts and Sciences For more information on admission to UNT (800) UNT-8211 UNT Home E-mail: undergrad@unt.edu Phone: (940) 565-2681 Fax: (940) 565-2408 TTY callers: (940) 369-8652 University of North Texas Office of Undergraduate Admissions P.O. Box 311277 Denton, Texas 76203-1277 For more information on this program http://www.jour.unt.edu E-mail: chofer@unt.edu Phone: (940) 565-2205 Fax: (940) 565-2370 University of North Texas Department of Journalism Undergraduate Advisor P.O. Box 305280 Denton, Texas 76203-5280 Additional Links Undergraduate Majors and Interests College of Arts and Sciences AA/EOE/ADA Last updated: March 24, 2003 Comments, suggestions, or corrections to:

48. Perley Isaac Reed School Of Journalism You will develop skills that will prepare you for the exciting and fastpaced worldof journalism. The curriculum focuses on basic news writing and reporting http://www.wvu.edu/~journals/programs/undergraduate/broadcast_news.html

About Admissions Academics Student Relations ... Contact Us Undergraduate Degree Programs Advertising Broadcast News News - Editorial Public Relations Graduate Programs Master's of Science in Journalism Integrated Marketing Communications Broadcast News Sequence If you are interested in working as a reporter, anchor or producer in radio and television news, the broadcast curriculum is for you. You will develop skills that will prepare you for the exciting and fast-paced world of journalism. The curriculum focuses on basic news writing and reporting, editorial decision-making, and hands-on practical experience. You will learn the profession by doing gathering news, writing, shooting and editing stories and by observing professional models of excellence. For more information, contact the broadcast news sequence head, Associate Professor Maryanne Reed, at (304) 293-3505, ext. 5409, e-mail Maryanne.Reed@mail.wvu.edu Curriculum During the first three academic terms in Pre-Journalism, students aim to earn C or better grades in the SOJ admission prerequisites (English 101 and 102, MDS 103, Journalism 101 and 215) and a competitive JQE score. All Journalism majors ultimately must complete 30-38 hours of Journalism-related courses. In particular, the Broadcast News curriculum stresses basic news writing, editorial judgment, and the principles and practices of radio and television news production. The curriculum integrates the mechanics of broadcast journalism with the ethical principles and norms exhibited by professionals. Such preparation helps students to develop their own communication skills and to appreciate radio, television, cable, and motion pictures as communicative and journalistic arts. In addition to University LSP Cluster requirements, Broadcast News majors must select a minor, double minor, or second concentration as part of their 128 credit hours needed for graduation. Pertinent topics are suggested by advisers.

49. Perley Isaac Reed School Of Journalism The newsEditorial sequence emphasizes fact-gathering, news and feature writing,editing, design, immersion reporting, journalism history and law, ethics, on http://www.wvu.edu/~journals/welcome/?pageID=98

50. The Review News Journalism Course Loses Writing Status Harris Ross, who teaches news writing and Editing, said the journalismdepartment has had record classes for the past three to four years. http://www.review.udel.edu/archive/2001_Issues/02.13.01/index.php3?section=1&art

51. Search Results Page Training diary for journalists working online and in print media in Great Britain and Ireland.Category news Media journalism Education...... 1516 03. Sharpen your news writing. Communication Skills Europe. Contact details.24 03. Law for editors. Cleland Thom journalism Training Services. Contact details. http://www.journalism.co.uk/diary.shtml

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52. NAB's Online Store: Broadcast Journalism BROADCAST INDECENCY FCC REGULATION THE FIRST AMENDMENT; BROADCAST JOURNALISM5thEdition; BROADCAST news writing REPORTING; BROADCAST VOICE HANDBOOK 2nd http://www.nab.org/nabstore/dept.asp?dept_id=110

53. Indispensable Writing Resources: Journalism/Public Relations Guides A Guide to journalism/Public Relations Guides. A Broadcast news Manual of Style (1994),by Ronald Handbook for Public Relations writing (1995, 3rd edition), by http://www.quintcareers.com/writing/journalism.html

Indispensable Writing Resources A Complete Collection of Writing Essentials Where writers and job-seekers have all the tools needed to improve your writing and editing skills! About QuintCareers Free Newsletter Career Resources Job Sites ... Employer Resources Writing Resources: Indispensable Writing Resources Reference Material Web Search Engines Internet Reference Resources ... Web Writing Reference Sites Writing Library: General Writing Style Guides Subject-Specific Style Guides Writing Workshop: Good Writing Skills Awards, Honors, and Reviews A Guide to Journalism/Public Relations Guides If you are looking for more general writing style guides, then go to General Writing Style Guides The Associated Press Stylebook and Libel Manual (1994). Reading, MA: Addison-Wesley. Basic Media Writing A Broadcast News Manual of Style (1994), by Ronald MacDonald. United Kingdom: Longman Group. Handbook for Public Relations Writing (1995, 3rd edition), by Thomas Bivins. Lincolnwood, IL: NTC Business Books. Language Skills for Journalists (1984, 2nd edition), by R. Thomas Berner. Boston: Houghton Mifflin. News: Reporting and Writing News Reporting and Writing News Reporting and Writing (1992, 4th edition), by Brian Brooks, George Kennedy, Daryl R. Moen, and Don Ranly. St. Martins Press.

54. Institute For The Advancement Of Journalism placed a strong emphasis on the human side of news writing, dealing with fellowshipat the University of California at Berkeley, Graduate School of journalism. http://www.iaj.org.za/iaj_departments_advanced_writing.html

Home Events IAJ Online Hub Courses ... Departments You have to register to be able to use the interactive elements of our site. Click here MESSAGEBOARD Click here to read the latest messages on our messageboard. Advanced news writing - Johannesburg back 30 September- 4 October 2002 Facilitator: Victor Merina - Poynter Institute Victor Merina of the Poynter Institute facilitated this week long course, which focussed on the reporting, writing and editing process, from story ideas to finished copy, as well as writing hard news and profiles. Participants wrote personal essays, and explored the narrative writing form. Victor placed a strong emphasis on the human side of news writing, dealing with cross-cultural stories and finding ways to represent 'real people' in stories. Participants went on a field trip to Itlhokomoleng Centre for the Aged in Alexandra, where they met and interacted with residents of the centre, health-care workers and community activists - including the indomitable 'Mama' Marjorie Manganye. About Victor Merina: Victor is a former investigative reporter for the Los Angeles Times and has just finished a two-year teaching fellowship at the University of California at Berkeley, Graduate School of Journalism. A former Freedom Forum Media Studies Centre fellow based in New York City, he has led workshops on investigative reporting, ethics and reporting on race at the Poynter Institute.

55. Journalism - Lesson Plans Webquests Organization Links HS newspapers Resources Scholarship Info Student Awards JournalismSchools ASNE Programs Search the Site Untitl news writing home news http://www.edhelper.com/cat162.htm

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56. CCSF Catalog Journalism Curricula 3 JOUR 21 news writing and Reporting 3 BCST 110 Broadcast writing .. 6Suggested Electives journalism majors are advised to http://www.ccsf.org/Catalog/Art/jourcurr.html

Journalism Announcement of Curricula DEGREE CURRICULA Journalism CREDIT CERTIFICATE CURRICULA Editorial Management and Design On-line Research General Information The Journalism Program prepares students for a two year degree, transfer to a four year program, or professional development in select areas of study. All journalism classes are credit classes and are offered on the Phelan Campus. Enrollment in the various program areas is open to all interested students. Prospective students are encouraged to meet with a program adviser to discuss program specifices and articulation agreements. Degree Curriculum City College offers a degree in Journalism that gives students the research, writing, and production skills that are essential to a career in journalism. Current technology, from on-line research to electronic pagination, will be taught during the first two semesters. Third and fourth semester students use these skills to write, design, and edit the Guardsman. They cover a beat within the larger college community, learning the art and applying the crafts of journalism. Award of Achievement.

57. Journalism Faculty Listing DigbyJunger, Courses Introduction to news writing (JRN 102) news writingand Reporting (JRN 300) journalism Law and Ethics (JRN 420). http://www.wmich.edu/journalism/faculty.htm

Fall 2000 Semester JoNina Abron Courses: News Writing and Reporting (JRN 300) Reporting Public Affairs (JRN 400) Digby-Junger Courses: Introduction to News Writing (JRN 102) News Writing and Reporting (JRN 300) Journalism Law and Ethics (JRN 420) Hal King Courses: Introduction to News Writing (JRN 102) Sam King Courses: Introduction to News Writing (JRN 102) O'Ryan Rickard Courses: Copy and Content Editing (JRN 301) Jocelyn Steinke Courses: Journalism Research (JRNL 200) Journalism Program: CURRICULUM ONLINE COURSES Journalism Faculty FACULTY PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS INTERNSHIPS AND JOBS Journalism Program English Department Phone: 616-387-2572 URL- http://www.wmich.edu/journalism Revised Date: March 20, 2000

58. Associated Press Guide To News Writing - Peterson's journalists seeking simple rules they can always turn to for help; Novice journalistslooking for an introduction to news writing; journalism students. http://www.petersons.com/books/associatedpress.asp

Press Room About Us Contact Us Site Map ... Online Store Associated Press Guide to News Writing, 2nd edition 2nd Edition Published by ARCO ISBN: 0-02-863755-0 Status: Available now List Price: Your Price: $10.36 Written by former AP General News Editor Rene J. Cappon, The Associated Press Guide to News Writing is perfect for reporters, feature writers, editors, and journalism students. With a casual, entertaining narrative style, the author explains the essentials of skills for high-level news writing. Real examples taken straight from today's headlines let you see great ideas in action. You'll learn professional techniques and how to inject your writing with passion, clarity, and polish. Rene J. Cappon served as AP Newsfeatures editor from 1958-1962, after working at AP bureaus in Baltimore, Frankfurt, and Kansas City. He later became AP Managing Editor. In 1977, while serving as General News Editor, he also took charge of the Poets' Corner. Practice constructing an intriguing lead Learn the fundamentals of what makes a good news story Develop a catchy feature story with step-by-step instructions Brush up on your journalese-and learn how not to use it Find out the benefits of sticking to the 16-word average rule (limiting your sentences to 16 words)

59. Columbia News ::: Journalism Professor Samuel Freedman's Legendary Book Writing Columbia, news, Press Release, When PEN announces its prestigious more than five yearsout of journalism school students in Samuel Freedman's book writing class http://www.columbia.edu/cu/news/00/05/PENAward.html

the Public Affairs and Record Home Page Current News News Archive Video Briefs Video Forums ... Home Page Journalism Professor Samuel Freedman's Legendary Book Writing Class Trains Some of Country's Best Authors By Abigail Beshkin Samuel Freedman When PEN announces its prestigious literary awards in non-fiction on May 15, two Columbia Graduate School of Journalism graduates will top the list of finalists in the non-fiction categories. No small feat for any journalist, winning the award is quite an accomplishment for emerging writers no more than five years out of journalism school. Still, it's not unheard-of for students in Samuel Freedman's book writing class. Freedman, who has taught the class since 1991, has seen four of his students' books hit the shelves in 1999. Last month, PEN named Philippe Wamba (J '94), as a finalist for the Martha Albrand Award for the Art of the Memoir for his book Kinship, (Dutton, August 1999) about relationships between Africans and African-Americans. The book earned praise from The Washington Post

60. Journalism Information At Business.com newsroom workshops, daily online news story ideas, news writing tips, script/tapecritiques via the Internet, for journalists and other journalism professionals http://www.business.com/directory/media_and_entertainment/journalism/

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