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Through five editions, Writing for the Mass Media remains one of the most clear and efficient introductions to media writing. This successful book offers a simple organization, clear writing, abundant exercises, and precise examples that give readers the information and opportunity to develop their skills as professional writers. Using a workbook-style format, it introduces and explains the major forms of media writing ( inverted pyramid for print and Web, dramatic writing for broadcast, copy platforms for advertising, and the various writing structures required for public relations ( and covers all major areas of media, including the World Wide Web. For writers interested in media writing.
How can aspiring media professionals master the distinct writing structures required for diverse platforms such as print, broadcast, advertising, and public relations? James Glen Stovall, a seasoned educator in journalism and mass communication, provides a structured pedagogical framework designed to transition students from basic composition to professional media standards. By utilizing a workbook-style approach, the text emphasizes practical application through exercises and concrete examples that mirror real-world industry demands.
What You Will Find
This text is regarded as a standard, accessible introduction for undergraduate students and those seeking a foundational understanding of professional media writing. Its longevity across five editions suggests a consistent utility in academic settings for teaching the core technical requirements of the field.
Page Count:
432
Publication Date:
2001-06-01
Publisher:
Allyn & Bacon
ISBN-10:
0205335470
ISBN-13:
9780205335473
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