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The newspapers are evening, daily, weekly, sunday papers, free papers, local papers and national papers.
Newspapers cannot react to events as fast as tv or the radio. Because provide extra detailand they find a new angle on the story.
The stories should be new and dramatic. Because of this, The stories tell of conflict or danger and not about everyday life.
The humanistic interest: Peopleare interested in the rich, in the famous, in the powerful and in the sucessful sports people.
The familiarity: People want to read about people, places and events because that to read know.
In thedaily newspapers:
- The soft news are the adverts, the cartoons, the crosswords, the tv guide, the horoscope, the elections, the weddings, etc.
- The hard news are the mayor events, the plane crashes,the assassinations, the mayor crimes.
The reporter's job is divided into two:
- The specialists are focus on one area (environment, finance, politics, sports, show business).
- The general arefocus on differents areas (accidents, crimes, music, weddings, politics).
Three steps in the process of writing a story:
- Researching the story: the reporter has to research (reading files, visitinglibraries, etc).
- Building the story: The reporter has to interview people involve in the story. And the reporter has to interview the people who remember the story.
- Writing the story: thereporter arranges facts according to their importance.
New agencies: The newspapers are foreign organizations that collect information and then sell it to the newspapers because journalists are veryexpensive.
The editor has two conferences every day:
- 1st conference: The editor meets his senior staff in the morning. They discuss: the stories, the headlines and the pictures.
- 2nd conference:During the day, news stories and pictures arrive so the pages can change. Every evening, there is a second meeting to discuss these changes and the front page is finally produced.
Ten key jobs:
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