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An editing handbook that puts the Web firstThe authors explore the dynamic, interactive and evolving nature of online media. The challenge, of course, is to maintain focus on traditional editing concerns -- style, spelling, grammar and punctuation -- while offering appropriate ways for editors to deal effectively with online content. Moreover, the handbook goes far beyond online media writing and delves into issues involving audience, images, graphics, design, social media, marketing, law and ethics.Learning GoalsUpon completing this book, readers will be able to:Understand how writing for the Web differs from traditional journalism Explore the extensive opportunities available to online media Identify and deliver content for online audiences Learn effective ways to edit text, images and design in an online environment
This handbook investigates how traditional editorial standards can be adapted to meet the unique demands of the digital media landscape. Authors Kenneth L. Rosenauer and Vincent F. Filak leverage their expertise in journalism education to provide a framework for modern editors. They argue that while the medium of delivery has shifted to the web, the core requirements of accuracy, style, and ethical responsibility remain constant, requiring a new set of technical skills for the digital age.
What You Will Find
The subject matter points to a practical, instructional text designed for students and professionals transitioning into digital newsrooms. The framing suggests a comprehensive approach that balances foundational editorial rigor with the technical requirements of contemporary online media environments.
Page Count:
400
Publication Date:
2012-09-08
Publisher:
Pearson
ISBN-10:
0205188435
ISBN-13:
9780205188437
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