
Fully Revised And Updated, The Newspapers Handbook Remains The Essential Guide To Working As A Newspaper Journalist. It Examines The Ever-changing, Everyday Skills Of Newspaper Reporting And Explores The Theoretical, Ethical And Political Dimensions Of A Journalist’s Job. Using A Range Of New Examples From Tabloid, Compact And Broadsheet Newspapers, Non-mainstream And Local Publications, Richard Keeble Examines Key Journalistic Skills Such As The Art Of Interviewing, News Reporting, Reviewing, Feature Writing, Using The Internet And Freelancing. New Chapters From John Turner, Nick Nuttall And Mark Hanna Explore The Specializms Of Local And National Government Reporting, Investigative Journalism And Covering The Courts. The Newspapers Handbook Includes: Interviews With Journalists About Their Working Practices Examples Of Writing From A Range Of Recent Publications A Guide To Training And Career Opportunities The Importance Of New Technologies For The Newspaper Industry An Updated Glossary Of Key Terms And A Revised Bibliography. The Newspapers Handbook Encourages A Critical Approach To Newspaper Practice, And Maintains Its Standing As A Must-have Student And Professional Resource.
This text investigates the evolving professional standards, technical requirements, and ethical responsibilities inherent in contemporary newspaper journalism. Richard Keeble, a seasoned academic and practitioner, utilizes a comprehensive framework that bridges the gap between practical reporting skills and the broader political and theoretical contexts of the media industry. By incorporating contributions from specialized journalists, the book provides a structured analysis of how news organizations function within the modern digital and print landscape.
What You Will Find
Experts and educators frequently cite this work as a foundational text for students entering the field of journalism. Readers often note the balance between practical career advice and the critical examination of industry standards, making it a standard reference for both academic and professional development.
Page Count:
304
Publication Date:
2005-10-01
Publisher:
Routledge
ISBN-10:
0203392353
ISBN-13:
9780203392355
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