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What is Journalism
News
Ethics
Writing
Collaboration
100
Newspaper, radio, television, and the internet.
What is journalism?
100
Friends, family, newspaper, magezine, radio, television, and internet.
Where can you get your news?
100
A difficult problem where the answer is not immediatley clear.
What is dilemma?
100
How long should it be, what should it be about, what is the purpose, who will read it?
What you need to know before writing?
100
It is being able to work with others.
What is collaboration?
200
Makes the American press possible.
What does the First Admendment do?
200
A newspaper having pages half the size of those of a regular newspaper.
What is a tabloid?
200
Provides news to the public.
What is a reporter do?
200
The legnth of your paper.
What will help you determine how quickly you need to explain your point, support it, and conclude it for the reader?
200
Complete or make better when put together.
What is a complement?
300
Based on the decisions of the American people.
What is Democracy?
300
Wide pages of usually 22 inches in legnth.
What is a broadsheet?
300
Moral.
What is ethical?
300
The subject of your news article.
What will help you determine what kind of research you need to do to provide accurate information to your readers.
300
People you need to think of who will be affected by your collaboration.
What is audience?
400
A thing or independent being.
What is entity?
400
A format that has lasted for centuries.
What is the printed newspaper?
400
Speaks or writes in defense.
What is advocates?
400
The purpose of your news article.
What will help you determine the structure your paper follows.
400
Balanced and holding in position.
What is poised?
500
Opinion based.
What is Editorial?
500
Without opinion.
What is impartial?
500
Far from being.
What is remotely?
500
The readers of your news article.
What will help you determine how to write.
500
Errors.
What are inaccuracies?