Death, Sex and Money - Young, Michael
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Based on first-hand experience on how a newspaper functions on a daily basis, this insider's account offers a glimpse into the frenetic world of newspaper journalism. From frenzied days--such as September 11 or the death of Princess Diana--to the truisms that drive circulation, this title places readers in the shoes of a journalist on the news-gathering trail. Answers to commonly asked questions associated with working in journalism, such as "Who makes the decision to publish a particular story?" "Why are some stories covered and others ignored?" and "What does the editor-in-chief do, and how does this role affect the editor?" are included.…mehr

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Based on first-hand experience on how a newspaper functions on a daily basis, this insider's account offers a glimpse into the frenetic world of newspaper journalism. From frenzied days--such as September 11 or the death of Princess Diana--to the truisms that drive circulation, this title places readers in the shoes of a journalist on the news-gathering trail. Answers to commonly asked questions associated with working in journalism, such as "Who makes the decision to publish a particular story?" "Why are some stories covered and others ignored?" and "What does the editor-in-chief do, and how does this role affect the editor?" are included.
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Autorenporträt
Michael Young is a freelance media consultant who has worked in the newspaper industry for more than thirty years in London and Australia. He was a journalist at The Times in London, and was one of the founding editors of the award-winning The Times Saturday Review magazine, and its pictorial editor. In 1991 he moved to Australia where he now lives and works. He was Associate Editor of Melbourne's Herald Sun and for seven years pictorial editor of the Sydney Morning Herald. He is the author of the Guide to the Botanical Gardens of Great Britain and is a mature graduate of both the University of London (History of Art) and the Open University (Humanities).