Untitled Deck Flashcards
What is journalism?
Journalism is the practice of gathering, assessing, creating, and presenting news and information.
Why is journalism important?
It plays a crucial role in informing the public and holding power accountable.
What is accuracy in journalism?
Ensuring all information is correct and verified.
What does fairness mean in journalism?
Providing balanced perspectives and avoiding bias.
What is transparency in journalism?
Disclosing sources and methods to build trust with the audience.
What are the roles of journalists?
Informers, investigators, and storytellers.
What does a journalist do as an informer?
Keeping the public updated on current events.
What does a journalist do as an investigator?
Uncovering the truth behind stories and issues.
What does a journalist do as a storyteller?
Crafting narratives that engage and inform the audience.
What are the steps in the journalism process?
Research, writing, and editing.
What is the purpose of research in journalism?
Gathering facts and data relevant to the story.
What is involved in writing for journalism?
Crafting the article or report with clear structure and style.
What does editing entail in journalism?
Reviewing and refining the content for clarity and accuracy.
What is confidentiality in journalism?
Protecting the identity of sources when necessary.
What is plagiarism in journalism?
Always crediting sources and original authors.
What is a conflict of interest in journalism?
Avoiding situations that could compromise journalistic integrity.
What is breaking news?
Urgent stories that require immediate reporting.
What are feature stories?
In-depth pieces that explore a particular topic or theme.