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Practical newspaper reporting
Covers all aspects of the provincial reporter's work and completes the picture with chapters on national news reporting and feature writing.
240 pages, Paperback
First published March 1, 1993
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November 7, 2014
Contents of this book are: 1. News and how to find it, 2. Pursuing news: what do I need to Know?, 3. Interviewing, 4. Newswriting: what am I trying to say? 5. Newswriting: choosing the words, 6. Newswriting: getting the words in order, 7. Newswriting for the Internet, 8. Sportswriting, 9. Reporting the courts, 10. government and the Media, 11. Reporting business, 12. Investigative reporting, 13. Features: illuminating the world, 14. Religion and diversity, 15. Ethics: what you write could get someone killed. Ultimate practical guide to write report for newspaper in 210 pages indeed.
"Practical Newspaper Reporting", first published in 1966, was the second book commissioned by the National Council for the Training of Journalists. The first was a collection of essays and reminiscences by prominent writers. This completely rewritten fourth edition has a new chapter on how the internet is changing journalism, and extended chapters on investigative reporting and on religion and diversity. David Spark claims in foreword. I won this Sage publishes volume.
"Practical Newspaper Reporting", first published in 1966, was the second book commissioned by the National Council for the Training of Journalists. The first was a collection of essays and reminiscences by prominent writers. This completely rewritten fourth edition has a new chapter on how the internet is changing journalism, and extended chapters on investigative reporting and on religion and diversity. David Spark claims in foreword. I won this Sage publishes volume.
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