Journalims 110 Notes962012, Study notes of Community Journalism

These notes include class notes on the what makes news newsworthy, what the 7 qualities of journalism are, and what the tasks of a journalist are.

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What is News? +Study Notes- Foundations of Journalism and Mass Communication-J110-9/7/2012
T.V.:
You are more likely to hear about an event on t.v.
Print:
You are more likely to find a lengthy explanation of a news story than you would on t.v.
It shows some permanency
Radio:
Immediate News
Must tell the audience a story or they get bored
Tends to be more outrageous than the other forms of news
Web:
Combines all of the elements of news
Convergence: All media used to be separate, but now all media is “converging” together
Media now reaches a much broader audience than it ever has
Who is a Journalist?
Traditional journalism
Citizen journalism (Blogs)
Public Responses
Journalist definition of News:
Main Tenants:
Relevance
Usefulness
Interest
Sub Tenants:
Impact
Conflict
Novelty
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What is News? +Study Notes- Foundations of Journalism and Mass Communication-J110-9/7/ T.V.:

  • You are more likely to hear about an event on t.v. Print:
  • You are more likely to find a lengthy explanation of a news story than you would on t.v.
  • It shows some permanency Radio:
  • Immediate News
  • Must tell the audience a story or they get bored
  • Tends to be more outrageous than the other forms of news Web:
  • Combines all of the elements of news Convergence: All media used to be separate, but now all media is “converging” together Media now reaches a much broader audience than it ever has Who is a Journalist?
  • Traditional journalism
  • Citizen journalism (Blogs)
  • Public Responses Journalist definition of News:
  • Main Tenants:
  • Relevance
  • Usefulness
  • Interest
  • Sub Tenants:
  • Impact
  • Conflict
  • Novelty
  • Prominence
  • Proximity
  • Timeliness Three Key Elements to Journalism:
  • Accuracy-Fairness-Objectivity
  • A journalist job is to report facts
  • Journalist have to find every viewpoint of the story
  • As a journalist you have to avoid your personal bias
  • As a journalist it is your job to find the best obtainable version of the truth *The toughest thing to do in journalism is to avoid your personal bias. IUPUI Journalism 110 Class Professor Steve Campbell