Editing Print
This person should look over their article carefully before submitting
Who is the journalist?
Broadcast editors focus on these areas
What are videos, images, & sounds
These are words that sound the same but are spelled differently
What are homonyms?
This includes using someone else's words without citing the source
What is plagiarism?
This person's work is based on the size of the paper
Who is the editor-in-chief?
This happens to scenes with grammatical errors
What is they have to be re-shot?
These pronouns should be avoided in an article
What are first-person pronouns (I, me, we, etc.)?
This refers to printing incorrect info about a person
What is libel?
This is the first person to look over a journalist's article
Who is the assignment editor?
This is a challenge of using conversations
What is they don't always have natural stopping points?
These numbers should always be spelled out
What are numbers 1-10?
When journalists make up info, they have made a ___
What is a fabrication?
This person works to maintain paper deadlines
Who is the managing editor?
This must always match up to a video segment
What is the audio?
This must be printed when a mistake is made
What is a retraction?
This type of editing focuses on things like grammar
What is micro-editing?
This person reviews an article after the assignment editor
Who is the copyeditor?
This is the broadcast editors job/goal
Most news outlets use these style guides
What is the AP Stylebook or the Chicago Manual of Style?
This type of editing focuses on things like layout
What is macro-editing?