This book is a practical guide to all aspects of modern journalism for anyone seeking to study for the NCTJ Diploma and become a qualified journalist in the UK.
This book is a practical guide to all aspects of modern journalism for anyone seeking to study for the NCTJ Diploma and become a qualified journalist in the UK.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Jonathan Baker is an award-winning journalist and journalism teacher. His first foray into journalism was during a gap year spent on the Ashbourne News Telegraph in Derbyshire. He joined the Liverpool Daily Post and Echo as a graduate trainee and passed his NCTJ Proficiency Test there before joining BBC Radio in London. He held senior positions in BBC radio, television and multimedia newsgathering. He was variously Executive Editor of the Radio Newsroom, Executive Editor of Radio 5 Live News Programmes, Editor BBC of the One o'Clock and Six o'Clock Television News, Editor of the BBC Ten o'Clock News, and World News Editor. For four years he was Head of the College of Journalism, responsible for the training of the BBC's 8,000 journalists. His last role at the BBC was Head of Newsgathering. He was appointed Founding Professor of Journalism at the University of Essex, where he devised and delivered an NCTJ-accredited undergraduate course in multimedia journalism. He is a winner of the NCTJ Chairman's Award for outstanding contribution to high standards of journalism training.
Inhaltsangabe
FOREWORD By Alex Crawford, Patron of the National Council for the Training of Journalists. PREFACE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PART ONE: JOURNALISM AND JOURNALISTS 1 The journalism landscape 2 The nature of journalism: The nature of news 3: You, the reporter 4 Ethics 5 Regulation PART TWO: STORYFINDING AND STORYTELLING 6 Storyfinding: The general reporter 7 Storyfinding: Sources 8 Storyfinding: Interviewing 9 Storytelling: Anatomy of a news story 10 Storytelling: Writing a news story 11 Storytelling: Language and style 12 Storytelling: Reporting numbers and statistics PART THREE: MULTI-PLATFORM JOURNALISM 13 The digital journalist: the digital scene and writing for the website 14 The digital journalist: social media and online research 15 The radio journalist: the radio scene and writing for radio 16 The radio journalist: news summaries and radio reporting 17 The television journalist: the television scene and picture gathering 18 The television journalist: continuous news and television reporting 19 The print journalist 20 The mobile journalist: The freelance journalist PART FOUR: SPECIALIST PRACTICE 21 The feature writer 22 The court reporter 23 The political reporter 24 The specialist reporter This book summarised in two pages Further reading Index
FOREWORD By Alex Crawford, Patron of the National Council for the Training of Journalists. PREFACE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PART ONE: JOURNALISM AND JOURNALISTS 1 The journalism landscape 2 The nature of journalism: The nature of news 3: You, the reporter 4 Ethics 5 Regulation PART TWO: STORYFINDING AND STORYTELLING 6 Storyfinding: The general reporter 7 Storyfinding: Sources 8 Storyfinding: Interviewing 9 Storytelling: Anatomy of a news story 10 Storytelling: Writing a news story 11 Storytelling: Language and style 12 Storytelling: Reporting numbers and statistics PART THREE: MULTI-PLATFORM JOURNALISM 13 The digital journalist: the digital scene and writing for the website 14 The digital journalist: social media and online research 15 The radio journalist: the radio scene and writing for radio 16 The radio journalist: news summaries and radio reporting 17 The television journalist: the television scene and picture gathering 18 The television journalist: continuous news and television reporting 19 The print journalist 20 The mobile journalist: The freelance journalist PART FOUR: SPECIALIST PRACTICE 21 The feature writer 22 The court reporter 23 The political reporter 24 The specialist reporter This book summarised in two pages Further reading Index
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