NEWS WRITING 2 Flashcards

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News stories must be up-to-date, providing readers with the most current and relevant information.

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TIMELINESS

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DEVELOPING A NEWS STORY

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Identify the Newsworthy Angle
Gather Relevant Information
Structure the Narrative

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3
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Determine the most compelling and relevant aspect of the story that will capture the audience’s attention.

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Identify the Newsworthy Angle

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4
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Conduct thorough research, interviews, and fact-checking to ensure the accuracy and completeness of the story.

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Gather Relevant Information

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Organize the information in a logical, engaging flow, leading the reader from the most important details to the less significant ones.

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Structure the Narrative

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GATHERING INFORMATION AND SOURCES

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INTERVIEWS
DOCUMENTS AND RECORDS
ONLINE RESEARCH
OBSERVATION

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7
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Conduct in-depth interviews with key stakeholders, experts, and eyewitnesses to gather first-hand accounts and insights.

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INTERVIEWS

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Analyze relevant documents, reports, and official records to corroborate facts and provide context.

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DOCUMENTS AND RECORDS

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9
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Leverage credible online sources, databases, and social media to supplement the information gathered through other means.

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ONLINE RESEARCH

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Firsthand observation of events, environments, and people can provide valuable, nuanced details to enrich the story.

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OBSERVATION

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