Basic jouranalism Flashcards

(33 cards)

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beat

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a reporters assigned are of responsibility. A beat may be an institution such as the courthouse

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bias

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to be prejudice for or against, to show favoritism.

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3
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closed ended question

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A direct question designed to draw a specific response , yes or no answer

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Copy

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What reporters write. A story is a piece of copy

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cover

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to keep a breast of significant developments on a beat or to report on a specific event. The reporter covering the police beat may be assigned to cover a murder.

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6
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cub

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a beginning reporter

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deadline

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the time by which a reporter editor or desk must have completed scheduled work

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developing story

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one in which newsworthy events occur over several days or weeks

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editorialize

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to inject the reporters or the newspapers opinion into a news story or headline.

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foreshadowing

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a technique of teasing readers with material coming later in the story as a what’ of encouraging them to keep reading

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hard lead

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a lead that reports a new development or newly discovered fact.

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Hard news

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Coverage of the actions of government or business

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human interest story

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a piece valued more for its emotional impact than for its importance

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inverted pyramid

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the organization of a news story in which information is arranged in descending order of importance

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lead

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first paragraph of a newspaper story

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media

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the common term for the press

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media vehicle

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means by which information is conveyed through such as tv internet etc

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Off the record

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usually means” don’t quote me”

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Open ended question

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Permits the respondent some latitude in the answer ; answer freely

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paraphrase

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Condenses and clarifies a quotation to convey the meaning more precisely

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piece

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plagiarism

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Another’s writing passing it as your own

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public figure

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Assumed a role in society

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Pulitzer Prize

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Prestigious journalism award

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News conference
interview session submits questions from reporters
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news release
an item also called a handout or press release that is sent out by a group seeking publicity
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news story
emphasizes the facts
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quote
Source exact words
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Series
Two or more stories on the same or related subjects
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soft news
Stories about trends personalities or lifestyles
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tip
A fragment of information that may lead to a story or a hint
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Transition
Word or phrase that moves the reader from one thought to the next
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AP
the associated press, a worldwide news gathering computer network to share news and photos with those who subscribe