Category: Journalism

News and Feature Articles as Writing Genres Table of Contents Introduction Purpose, Context and Intended Audience The Rhetorical Devices Establishing Tone and Connecting with the Audience Conclusion Works Cited Introduction The proponent of this study attempted to appreciate the deeper meaning and intended message of two articles. The first one is a news article and…

Journalism Future After Technology Change Table of Contents Introduction Overall Argument Explanation of the Case Study Evaluation of the Generalizability of the Case Study Conclusion Bibliography Footnotes Introduction The field of journalism traces its origin back to the early 16th century when the early members of the fourth estate in Europe started publishing news articles…

Bloggers and Journalists Comparison Currently, the blogging industry is one of the most popular and successful. It is still hard to count how many people in the world are considered to be bloggers. With the rapid development of information technology and social networks, blogging has turned from a simple hobby into a real career. Many…

Fake News and Unethical Journalism The accuracy of information and its unbiased presentation can be listed among the most well-known principles of ethical journalism. There is no doubt that the failure to meet these requirements has a severe impact on the reputation of news agencies, online newspapers, blogs, and other sources. In spite of that,…

Use of Anonymous Sources in Journalism: Positive and Negative Outcomes Table of Contents Introduction The benefits of using confidential sources The right to use confidential resources The threat of using anonymous sources Conclusion References Introduction A journalist that wants their story to be believed uses at least two named sources in a story. Using just…

The Libertarian and Social Responsibility Theories of the Press Table of Contents Introduction Publishing and Transparency Transparency and Lesser Corruption Journalistic Media in Democratic Society Conclusion References Introduction Free speech, the availability of information, and complete transparency in public media have been the goalposts toward which global society has been moving for a significant amount…

Newspapers and Their Role in the 21st Century Newspapers have played an essential role in social life for several centuries. At present, the mode of their functioning is changing due to technological development. The traditional printed sources are not the only way to access the information, accompanied by digital media, which is continuously growing in…

The Media Monopoly: An Overview Abstract It is indisputable that people are now living in a perilous time, where an affluent person can buy even the very essence of mass communication. Monopolizing media insinuates the danger in most sectors of the economy because it hinders the natural flow of competition and certainly leads to costly…

Local Newspapers Decline and Its Danger With the development of new technology, the most popular and cost-effective ways of presenting information widely used in the past become outdated. In the United States, the abovementioned tendency manifests itself in a variety of trends such as the decline of local newspapers. Nowadays, more and more companies in…

Interview Report: Anthonys Case Table of Contents Introduction Interview Reflection Conclusion References Introduction Communication between individuals who are very different from each other may yield positive results of these peoples understanding of cultures and occupations. Thus, it may be helpful for one to inquire about others professional values to understand why some peoples worldviews vary.…