The complete idiot's guide to journalism

Name: The complete idiot's guide to journalism
Author: Christopher K. Passante
ISBN: 9781592576708

by Christopher K. Passante (2007)

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Breaking news! This is like having J-school in a book.In recent years, news reporting has dramatically changed. While the basic “who, what, when, where, and why” of journalism is still relevant, aspiring journalists are now asking “How?” The 21st century of blogs, instant internet access, and 24-hour news shows with minute-by-minute updates has made reporting a whole new—and very competitive—business. Here, a newspaper veteran answers every question about the new world of journalism, and explores every possibility for success.—Covers TV, radio, magazine, newspaper, e-zine, podcast, and internet reporting—Includes a resource list of media outlets, schools, and university programs—Explores different angles for approaching hard news, entertainment, weather, or sports

Setting / LocationGlobal

Story EraContemporary / Future

Protagonist / CoreThe complete idiot's guide to journalism Lead Character

Themes & Moods

Sports & Outdoors Language Arts Nonfiction Journalism Vocational guidance Journalism, handbooks, manuals, etc.Contemporary / Future

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