In the past, people had a rack. Now they have news. This is definitely an improvement. But it is still very bad, wrong and morale. Someone - Burke. - As the fourth industry is called journalism industry. There was no doubt that this was true at that time. But at the moment it is certainly the only manor. It ate the other three. The time of the Lord does not speak, the spirit of the Lord has nothing to say, the House of Representation has nothing to say and said. We are dominated by the journalism industry. The soul of mankind - Oscar Wild feudal society has traditionally been divided into three "manners" (social class). Journalism is a refereed academic journal that publishes 12 articles a year in journalism. Editors of the journal are Howard Tumber (University of London) and Barbie Zelizer (University of Pennsylvania). It has been published since 2000 and is currently being published by SAGE Press. Journalism is also tied up with the News Research Interest Group of the International Research Association. News publishing theory and empirical articles help to understand social, political and practical aspects of journalism. The interdisciplinary journal provides papers, research and discovery forums for academic researchers and important practitioners interested in journalism. The journal has a certain prominence called "Impact Factor". This is the average citation per article in the journal. The higher the impact factor, the more journal articles are quoted. Many of our researchers announced the impact factor 1 to the Journal of Movement Disorder. In other words, articles published in dyskinesia are cited approximately seven times a year on average. In 2016, Dr. Carl Councel and Dr. Angus McLeod gave a research report on the high impact journal called The Lancet with an impact factor of 44. In this article I will describe a new model for predicting the risk of death of Parkinson's patients based on motor measurements. There are more work to do to ensure that the age, other conditional models are accurate, but the researchers are trying to adjust it to everyone and improve future clinical trial design I hope to help.

News is a type of sentence that investigates and studies many studies about good stories and bad things, and several events. Journalists tend to write news articles that people should know but have never heard of. There are various categories in the news, including journalists, writers, editors, photographers. Those who like news are reporters at newspapers, magazines, websites, television stations, radio stations who like sentences and reading, like words called journalists. # 6. Journalist - Journalism includes investigation, analysis and reporting on regional and global affairs, events and trends. We divide opportunities into print media and electronic media. Offline (printing) Journalism's career includes newspapers, magazines, tabloids, books, and magazines. Online news is to create content for the Internet, TV, radio. Depending on your interest, you can choose religion, youth, sports, crime, entertainment, politics, skills or education according to your abilities. International students who are looking for journalism career may want to consider something. Bachelor's degree is an average basic requirement. Journalist's general occupation is of course news, but it also includes communication, English literature, creative writing. For journalism you do not need to major in journalism work, but that is an advantage. Employers want journalism graduates to understand the basics of work, reduce the necessity of training and supervision, and then hope to graduate from another major. In general, before you begin your career in sports journalism, your employer will require you to have a degree in journalism and previously-related experience. By pursuing a degree in sports journalism you not only have the opportunity to learn the theoretical and practical wisdom associated with your future career but also almost always you have one or more internships almost always completed . If you are interested in sports journalism you can obtain a bachelor's degree or a bachelor's degree in sports journalism and apply for an internship in the sports department of one or more media. (Internship with professional sports team, venue, or sports association is also possible). If you already have an undergraduate or general journalism degree you can improve your education and choose to complete the sports news master program. For information on sports news programs, please check our online and campus school list. The secret to starting a career in the field of news and media competition is to gain true experience. You have to learn while you are doing. International journalism internships can provide this opportunity to gain opportunities to work internationally and have international experience by living. The intern group offers high-quality news internships in cities such as Madrid, New York, Melbourne, Hong Kong, Medellin and London. There is no better way to advance one step further in this exciting and competitive career.

The dark and sinister alley of London's East End reveals the history of a very eerie woman like the market 'pig' (Grose). This area swept the city once and was lit up with the ruins of a murderous prostitute by a prostitute who became one of the most notorious serial killers: Jack the Ripper. Even today, more than 100 years ago (BBC), this lawsuit still attracts and attracts people's attention. This raises the question of how serial killer is part of history. That's the answer that is seen in extensive media coverage. Throughout history, continuous killers have brought the world troubled and bringing the nightmare to a cold reality. In order to answer the question as to whether serial killer was born or manufactured, it is necessary to decide what the serial killer is. Continuous murderers are usually defined as individuals who murder more than three people in a period of one month or more and the motives of the murder are usually defined as pause times ("cooling") between murder based on personal psychological pleasure It will be. All serial killers are murderers, but not all killers are continuous killers. There is a big difference between a murderer and a serial killer. "A serial killer is a person who kills at least three victims in a row of consecutive murders, with psychological satisfaction as the main motive" (Smith, 2003). Among them, there are the main differences. The main motivation of continuous killers is psychological satisfaction with behavior, and the average killing may be due to reasons such as revenge and robbery. A typical serial killer profile is a 20-30 year old white male who is usually targeting victims near the living space. Usually there is a cooling period before the murder, but as the crime approaches, the murderer reaches its peak and it is clear that more is needed to boost his psychological needs. This is a typical configuration file, exceptions to this rule. There is a serial killer profile. However, as many famous serial killers work in a completely different way than normal, we can not regard this template as the ultimate guide on how killer thinking works. For example, many serial killers are white males between the ages of 25 and 40 who are unmarried and showing signs of bipolar syndrome. However, it is incorrect to start classifying each member of society meeting the explanation as a potential serial killer. In general, serial killers come from families, these are troubles, which means that they will be left untreated or abused in their childhood. However, it is well known that most mass killers have a very high IQ and that their behavior is neither random nor unplanned. The serious and systematic plan and preparation of their crimes are also part of their satisfaction from their murder, as they are notoriously gained after starting the act itself or the homicide carnival

In March 1993, South African photographer Kevin Carter took pictures of children with extreme malnutrition in Sudan. In this picture, the ribs of the child are exposed, and she is rounded in the fetus. The story of this photo is dwarfed by the information needs of the cartel before and after capturing the image. The unique background of Carter's photos raises many different perspectives and doubts about photojournalism. First of all, what is the role of photographers when photographers take these controversial images? These pictures are very interesting, but the growing "photo shop phenomenon" is a big dilemma for companies. Edited pictures can be obtained almost anywhere on the internet, including dating sites, product ads, housing rental sites, e-commerce, insurance claims and even litigation evidence gathering attention. When a company accepts user-created content, they are exposed to a new era of "editing before publication". TRUEPIC is working on block chains and computer vision to prove photo credibility, and we gathered $ 1.75 million with seed funds to accomplish this. Goal: Ensure that you receive content and secure user sharing, or that the business is authentic and reliable with a completely seamless advertising method. Demotix is ​​a citizen's news site and a photo agency. It allows freelance journalists and amateurs to share photojournalism with their user-created content and license it to customers, including mainstream media organizations, charities and stock image buyers. This site was launched by CEO Turi Munthe and Chief Operating Officer Jonathan Tepper in January 2009 and headquartered in London, England. The goal of Demotix is ​​to "save journalism" by linking independent journalists with traditional media.

In the November 2013 issue of Allure, Dolce & Gabbana aims to advertise the scent of "The One" on the first four pages of the magazine, re-release the best seller products and make those fragrances attractive . Print advertisements produced by Dolce & Gabbana have succeeded in providing an attractive and creative advertisement appearance by appropriately selecting placement place and strategically using symbolic celebrities to achieve amazing results I will. Patient view In 2011, Nina Barnett, a consultant pharmacist for the elderly, described her experience with her illness and her struggle against compliance issues (Pharmaceutical Journal 2011; 287: 201). She made the following opinion on the proposed vitamin D prescription. CBT is an individual psychological intervention with limited time, in which a patient cooperates with a therapist to judge his thoughts, beliefs, and emotions. Status Contents and Effects As a pharmacist and CBT therapist, I have administered a temporary clinic in the adult mental health room and the Oxford Health NHS Trust's day care center one hour a week. Patients were introduced for 10 minutes themselves and discussed the questions they had about that medicine - the patient identified the agenda. Consultation There is a classification there. Basically you are 201 or 302. I am 201. This means that I am willing to admit myself. Others accepted 302, sometimes law enforcement agencies, just like a good Ronnie. The three duo had to wait until their psychiatrist announced they were suitable for leaving, otherwise they had to be in front of the judge. With two people, I can ask to leave but still I was asked to wait 72 hours after my official request. I have no choice but to discuss with myself whether I belong here forever or not. Definitely worse than me. Just a few weeks ago people shooted heroin in their veins while the children were crying beside them. A person who arrived at an ambulance. I am very sad and lost.

Journalism has become a job that brings a great personal reward. In fact, although difficult, difficult (eg physical, emotional, moral, political), it is interesting. News requires a variety of knowledge and skills (Hicks: 2008; Brighton: 2007; Randall: 2007). The purpose of this white paper is to identify the main sources and methods used to collect 332 MC news and close up (aka 332 MC) article structure information and to comment on what I learned. Through this module, various project tasks are completed. In general, journalism, especially political journalism, is constantly changing in our country and may even be in danger. The core of the problem is not economics of journalism (although it is already in the information age, it has some threat to the freedom of the press). So what is the essence of this crisis? What kind of response is needed? Journalism faces a crisis of public trust, honesty and trust. Complaints about the media will naturally fall into general refusal of elite authority, but as the president's tweets show, their doubts about mainstream media integrity and their power are at least the same. The journalism industry is the siege industry. In fact, journalism faces two crises at the same time. In the face of increased fake news and clicks and the collapse of advertising models that had supported past journalism, public trust and support for the media has gradually weakened. This was a pinch - out campaign that killed money by stalling viewers. A couple weeks later, a group of young authors The Awl and The Hairpin announced that they had been closed when advertising revenue declined. A year ago, Silicon Valley billionaire Peter Tell was revealed as a secret financial supporter of a devastating lawsuit and destroyed the revolutionary gossip blog Gawker. President Cardo announced a thorough war against the press that he called "enemies of the Americans"; according to opinion polls, one third of Americans agree to his view.

During 20 years and months of my world, I gained the privilege of living a safe life. I believe that food and shelter are two of the most important necessities in life I never need to worry that food is not on the table or I do not have a place to sleep at night There is none. The volunteer service at Simpson's resident helped me accomplish a lot in my life and I wondered why some people are so lucky in my life while some people live in this world It was. Catherine's thesis and stories are based on the literature of the mental health collection of "The inner tales journal", "Emory journal", "Tee ferret", "Lime Hawk", "Life journal", and next week and "Lime Hawk" Art groups and parts listed in the book are not restricted. Her book is in progress (new title "You will never be ordinary") Still House Press 2015 Mary Roberts Rinehart Nonfiction Award candidate Journalism is a refereed academic journal that publishes 12 articles a year in journalism. Editors of the journal are Howard Tumber (University of London) and Barbie Zelizer (University of Pennsylvania). It has been published since 2000 and is currently being published by SAGE Press. Journalism is also tied up with the News Research Interest Group of the International Research Association. News publishing theory and empirical articles help to understand social, political and practical aspects of journalism. The interdisciplinary journal provides papers, research and discovery forums for academic researchers and important practitioners interested in journalism. The journal has a certain prominence called "Impact Factor". This is the average citation per article in the journal. The higher the impact factor, the more journal articles are quoted. Many of our researchers announced the impact factor 1 to the Journal of Movement Disorder. In other words, articles published in dyskinesia are cited approximately seven times a year on average. In 2016, Dr. Carl Councel and Dr. Angus McLaeod published a research report on a prominent journal named The Lancet with an impact factor of 44. In this article I will describe a new model for predicting the risk of death of Parkinson's patients based on motor measurements. There are more work to do to ensure that the age, other conditional models are accurate, but the researchers are trying to adjust it to everyone and improve future clinical trial design I hope to help.

Today's news, the term journalism is applied to TV news services such as the New York Times and other well-known publications and 60 minutes and NBC evening news. "The first amendment of the United States and the democratic political environment contributed to the unlimited development of news media in public and private exchanges." 1 The world of journalism changed dramatically since the colonial era. Newspapers are simply channels or equipment for providing business and political information. This news era for readers brings quality news, reliability, and the creation of new communities. For nearly a century ago, all forms of journalism have been funded by advertisers, not by consumers. By entrusting readers to paying for news and using data, publishers need to listen to what their readers really want, and news organizations need to focus on impression unit prices This incomplete report is the reason why there has been a movement in recent years to develop news focusing on constructive news, solution news, or solution. The most comprehensive introduction of these ideas is "from the mirror to the promoter" from the book by Kathryn Gildended. A precedent for this approach is in the proposal of civic, public and peace news in the past decades, but the constructive / solution approach wants to break one of these options while challenging the framework and adding elements It is characterized by the desire. Please stricten the news. Traditional self-understanding of journalism Since she is a witness and a victim of journalism failure, I hope to be able to speak with Hilary Clinton before journalism lesson. Journalism as an institution almost refuses to investigate its misconduct. It is a field of failure itself. Clinton tried to teach us a class what happened. What was wrong with us? Let's count her. First of all, what happened revealed Hillary Clinton, the media did not tell us: neat, human, caring, intelligent, caring, learned and funny . You know this story: Clinton is incredibly cold for some reason - even if there is no evidence to prove it, there are infinite hints - corruption. Journalism for her is very inaccurate.

When the war broke out, the world media gathered on the battlefield. The greater the battle, the bigger the result of the battle, the bigger the main force, the more media will be. Reporter Kate Adie (2002) said that "the essence of war" is "confounding the role of journalists" (2002). To believe that journalists can sustain faraway or unaffected events, often in the face of the horrific conflict of reality, "rushes out of the window often." Spain - the American war is often called the first "media war". In the 1890s, sensationalism and even the creation of sometimes even dramatic events was a powerful force to promote the war between America and Spain. Guided by the newspaper owner William Randolph Hurst and Joseph Pulitzer, the newspaper of the 1890's used melodrama, romanticism and exaggerated ways to sell millions of newspapers - known as this style yellow news It is. When Maine sank into Havana, Hurst soared and announced a story that blamed the Spaniards for the tragedy. There is no evidence that he is involved - but this story still influences public opposition against the Spaniards. According to PBS reports, 'American public opinion immediately requested intervention' These newspapers make Spanish images inhumane, publish erroneous pictures and stories, and abuse Spanish abusive and dangerous Said. From the 1890s to the 1910s, this was a turbulent era of American journalism. William Hurst and Joseph Puritzer were in a violently cycling war, and it put the United States into the Spanish-American war. However, the strong wave of journalism is not far. Indeed, Bellingham is a scene of his own circulating war. These two papers are not very competitive in community service. Regional economic prosperity confirms that both documents are prosperous. However, a good time has not continued, and every paper of Whatcom feels it. By the beginning of 1891, the economy of Fair Haven began to collapse, and the Fair Haven newspaper received most of the financial blow. Due to this recession, Fair Haven Herald could buy some small newspapers in the area better than other newspapers. The concept of war spread mainly with the rapid development of journalism in the 1890s and journalists used the concept of war and the Spanish problem as sources of information, articles, cartoons to sell more papers. A new epidemic in this industry not only encourages them to encourage war with melodrama, exaggerated, exciting yellow news, and the idea of ​​attracting readers, but also informing them of issues related to them continue. When I heard about the suffering caused by Spain, Americans caught up with the idea of ​​developing world dominance, started using war with actions to make it easy to win.

The author of Matte Bibi who is a recent journalist and author of Rolling Stone magazine is "disagreement: injustice of wealth in America". He is on Twitter Jon Stewart began as a host of comedy talk show 16 years ago, he departed this week and is probably the most trusted journalist in the USA. He succeeded in removing lightning from what we once called "direct news". Some people oppose to explain Stewart as a journalist, as he is "opinion" or "not objective", but these people should not be taken seriously. It is not possible to extract comments from reports. The only problem is whether it is hidden or not. Everything the reporter does is subjective editorial choice from the size of the headline to the position of quotes and illustrations. It is not possible to extract comments from reports. The only problem is whether it is hidden or not. Stuart clearly stated his view Stuart opened the "Daily Show" as Americans on both sides of the political passage became more aware of the prejudice bias of the editorial. Conservatives are concerned about who is reporting (primarily the group of blues) and progressive is concerned about who is reporting (mainly nihilism enterprises seeking profits). Both viewers were tired of sifting hidden prejudices. As a result, they are looking for more reliable new resources with hundreds of new cable channels and millions of new sites that appeared at the time. Stewart tells you who he is in front of. And it is not difficult to judge whether he is honest. The joke does not tell a lie. They are either fun or not. He is always very funny, which means he is always true. In a ridiculous world, this is worth sticking. Commercial media responds to broken news areas by creating ideologically inclined TV channels (such as Fox and MSNBC), but these channels are designed to capture demographic data for profit It is. I'm interested. He hit the Republican more, because they are more interesting and funny. He is also criticizing the ruthful attitude of Democrats to the film. We live in society, and now people want to know who reporters are, and decide whether to believe his or her report. Americans soon met John Stewart and learned to believe him soon as soon as he had points clearly. This is the best praise journalists can get, everything he deserves. So what is the objectivity related to the news - on the contrary, how should it be? According to the American Journalism Research Institute, the original concept of journalism objectivity requires "using a method of transparent evidence", whereby "prejudice does not impair the accuracy of the work ". Dr. Sandrin-Boudana believes that the concept of objectivity of journalism is evolving and believes that it is no longer considered as neutral or synonymous with separation. Journalism has formed various ethics and standards. Lack of objectivity and prejudice is a major concern and important, but journalism of more freedom type, such as support of journalism and activism, intentionally adopts a non-objective viewpoint. This situation is becoming more common with the emergence of social media and blogs, and other platforms for manipulating or influencing social and political views and policies. These platforms are often extremely biased. Because "source" does not have to be accountable at all times to produce written, television, or other "released" end products. When the national professional and ethical news standards are low, the role of the media as an objective source of information is challenging. Due to quality training institutions and lack of professionalism, and low wages and social position it is difficult to secure officials and secure bribery of journalism and reliability and trust of the media. Today, many people working in the media department have not received formal training or education to serve as a journalist. Even at the media school curriculum, we did not pay sufficient attention to basic training needs. The lack of

News, true creativity, reactive creativity On January 1, 2002, I finally completed the latest novel "Youth Fruit Wars, 1960 Novel". This work fulfilled the mission of Prometheus and contained 462,000 words on chapter 46 of 468 pages. When I read the last draft, I felt that Victor Frankenstein had to have had it when I saw the monster he first made. The big teen fruit war in Harmonton in 1960 will include a confrontation between blues and the son of a blueberry farmer and son of Thanon (the novel is fictitious). Creative nonfiction is a combination of boundaries between literary art (fiction, poetry) and research nonfiction (statistics, fact filling, factory news operations). It is a combination of truth or fact, using the same literary equipment as a novel, setting, voice / tone, character development etc. This makes it different from standard non-fiction texts (more "creative"). There are things called literary journalism and literary facts, and creative nonfiction fuses the boundary between literary art (fiction, poetry) and research nonfiction (statistics, filling of facts, news of mills). It is a combination of truth or fact, using the same literary equipment as a novel, setting, voice / tone, character development etc. Creative nonfiction (also known as literary nonfiction, story nonfiction, or grammar) is a type of writing that uses literary styles and techniques to create virtually exact stories. Creative non-fiction contrasts with other non-fiction, which is rooted in exact facts, such as academic or technical writing and journalism, but not written based on style or gorgeous prose. In the case of texts considered creative nonfiction, it is virtually accurate and needs to focus on literary style and technology. "After all, the main purpose of creative nonfiction writers is to communicate information like journalists, but to shape information like novels." This type of form includes biography, autobiography, retrospective Records, diaries, travel stories, food included. Writing, literary journalism, chronicles, personal essays and other essays Episodes, episodes, and real slicing are cornerstones of creative nonfiction - the main discriminator between traditional coverage / news and "literature" and / or creative nonfiction, and good, exciting Written sentences and ordinary prose. Writers who have not gained inspiration will tell the reader the theme, place, or personality, but authors of nonfiction writers actually show their theme, place, or personality. Before explaining the actual content and composition of the scene, let me propose to do what I like to call "yellow test".

News - The goal behind this personal statement from China is not only to get the highly esteemed master's degree you established, but also my greatest success in the field of enthusiasm and journalism to learning It is to impress hope to you. My decision is based on purely practical reasons, but it is based on my own natural interest and talent to pursue my educational background. My personal philosophy is that the greatest loss a person suffers is the loss of human enthusiasm. When I was studying at Aarhus' Danish Media Journalism School, I was involved in a big project on finding love in modern China. Lala Life is part of this larger project. Back then, I lived with friends from the university in China and told me that the date program is very popular on Chinese television. This made me think. The marriage arranged in China in the past is very common, but the Chinese society is now rapidly adopting the concept of "western" more than love. I would like to see how the Chinese will balance their traditions and culture with all the new values ​​of foreign countries. Before 1910, the Chinese journalism industry was mainly serving the international community. The overthrow of the former imperial regime in 1911 brought about a surge in Chinese nationalism, the end of review, and the demand for professional journalism throughout the country. Such efforts have been done in all major cities. However, by the late 1920s, emphasis was placed on expanding publicity and distribution, and the interest in advertising news that influenced revolutionaries declined sharply. After the war, the newspaper in Paris basically stagnated, from 5 million in 1910, the number of circulations issued daily reached 6 million. The main success story after the war was Paris Sur; it lacked a political agenda dedicated to providing a series of sensational stories to help distribution and to provide serious articles to build reputation It was. By 1939, it had circulation of more than 1.7 million people. And two times closest competitor, Le Petit Parisians. Chinese critics continued running without discontinuation for 12 consecutive years until 1940 and resurrected after the war of 1945. Its circulating circulation is not larger than the issuing circulation of the Chinese journal after Lin Yutang, but its target audience is very special. Chinese English - Literacy masses including foreigners and Chinese. Thanks to its language skills, the latter constitutes an elite social class, and the largest social capital belongs to returning students from the UK and the United States. Its readers include foreign residents in China, but the main purpose of the journal is not to introduce Chinese politics, economics, culture and current affairs to China. The direction of the editors and contributors is worldwide and they internally comment on and report on social, political, economic and cultural events in China during this week. The regular column contains editorials, special issues, and small critics (Lin Yutang, later issued alternately with T.K).

High School News: Breaking Barriers In many trials and sufferings in adolescence, teenagers are expressing themselves and are trying to find different ways to discover who they are. There are various forms of expression, such as music, art, fashion, and of course lighting. Whether through personal journals to express personal feelings or through high school publications such as school newspapers and yearbooks. These expressions provide a way for young people to create creativity and a sense of accomplishment. Note 1: This is based on a small speech at the end of my high school news class taught by New York Times College. Our delivery course (the last course of 4 to 5 weeks) covers what students can carry with you. Your right as a student journalist, graduate school of journalism / graduate school, and reading news. They are high school students in New York City who elected to participate in the program and showed a strong interest in the journalism industry. High school yearbooks are viewed by academic journalism as a form of journalism, such as Columbia College Press Association, National Academic Press Association, Journalism Education Association, State and Regional School Press Association. Every year a number of awards have been awarded to the excellence of the journalism industry. Universities publishing almanacs take the same format as high school. Some of them include a detailed overview of football and basketball games. University Yearbook is considered a kind of news by United University Press (ACP). ACP hosts the annual Pacemaker University Yearbook and other university media contests Christian Whitmer is a senior at College of New York College, a member of a mathematical team, a statistician of a high school baseball team, and a sports writer of a university journal. Christian is also a member of his school improvement club who likes to play in drama and satirical prose. When he is not in New York, he can leave Long Island Sound, where he competes for his laser. Judge's comment: I am thankful not only for being shocked by writer's insight and the maturity and complexity of prose, but also for how he or she has found a form complementing the content of the thesis . A short eruption of text reinforces the authors' claim that modern technology does not motivate us to think deeply The relationship between Waldman and the university began with a young man raised in Long Island. His mother graduated from School of Journalism and registered at Columbia News Review. In high school he is an editor of the school newspaper and went to Morningside High School every year to attend the Columbia College Press Association's meeting. Visitors - and the desire to work for the audience - make dissatisfaction with university dissatisfied. "I may have graduated from Waldman in the US news and Newsweek, some observations at that time indicating that he had a website dedicated to his first company, Beliefnet, faith and spirituality in 1999 Religiously, he said that sales will increase on the cover of Newsweek, "I think this is very attractive.I am a marriage between heterosexual religions - I am a Jew, my wife is Protestant - in 1997, around 1998, I was really thinking about religion, individuals and occupations. "

It enables students to understand how to adapt journalism to the digital environment and critical and substantial understanding of the broad skill base of multimedia storytelling and content creation. This module combines location-based news interviews with theoretical considerations and practical skills of online and digital journalism. Demonstrate the ability to apply various key skills to the creation and publication of digital news Critically evaluate their actual work in the context of the current problem and discuss the impact of digital technology on journalists and their audience Collect news from specific niche viewers at a specific field or regional or national level in Aberdeen and surrounding areas, provide news content in various multimedia formats for online and digital platforms, practice digital journalism And issues critical to the industry; apply digitization issues of journalism and understanding of discussion to everyday practice This module includes lectures, seminars, practical seminars / lab meetings. With a focus on news interviews, a special "news conference" has been added to this semester 's teachings. You will also learn about digital skills such as Wordpress website design, blogs, online videos and receive additional training on interview tips and data journalism. Write a news site and write reasons and important opinions to prove and explain your practice results The module is evaluated in two parts. C1 - Course - 40% weight. C2 - Course work - 60% weight. Module passing point = D level (40%) GRAY, J. , Et al. , (Ed.), 2018. It can be obtained from the data journalism handbook http://datajournalismhandbook.org/1.0/en/. It is necessary to activate the lecture. I can not doubt the teachings of multimedia and online news. This is what I practiced for nearly 10 years. Since 2009, I have been practicing digital news and have been quite successful. It can be used to derive the motivation of the younger generation. Today's Journalist - To help engineers share knowledge and resources, the Agora News Center is leading the development of Gather, the first digital platform to support the community of journalism practice. As part of this process, we are reading the successful practical community and the reasons for its success. This is a summary of what we have learned and how we apply it to the collection. In addition, we are also inspired by Peter Block's book "Community: Attribution Structure". This is a "collective change" jewel that forms the basis for transforming the community. It comes from knowledge, that what happens in a space also happens in other spaces ... this is the value of the network and even the network. The value, this is the version of social movements of the day. " Digital media ethics addresses the unique ethical issues, practices, and norms of digital news media. Digital news media includes online news, blogs, digital news photos, citizen journalism, and social media. It includes questions on how professional journalism uses this "new media" to study stories and publish, and how to use texts or images provided by citizens. In all revolution new possibilities are born, and old customs are threatened. Today is no exception. Professional journalism economics have problems as audiences go online. Reducing the newsroom focused on the future of the journalism industry. However, these concerns have also led to experiments in the journalism industry like non-profit survey news centers.

HBO 's The Newsroom itself is a fictitious television, but the story is driven by American cable journalism culture and criticism of contemporary journalism ethics. In this paper, we analyze the general reflection of programs to determine these discourses and clarify the general evaluation on the state of the US news media. Based on 1,115 long audience postings and discussions and 49 news stories, I believe that response to this so-called "fictitious" news broadcast is still not a politician but a significant politician's suspicion It is. Amazing Unity - Nostalgia lamented past news coverage. Similarly, the findings show that despite the obvious commercial infrastructure of the US media system, the traditional modernistic discourse of journalism as a public interest still exists - journalists and civilians Both. According to the survey, audiences and journalists are (1) involved in fictitious news rooms, (2) participation in political conflict, (3) programs to promote the use of Anglo's rhetoric and metanarative programs Use the. American objectivity system to define 'good' news However, individuals may accept criticism, but they often lack important skills to transcend political prejudice condemnation I understand. 6 Dustin Kidd, "Harry Potter and the Functions of Popular Culture", Journal of Popular Culture 40 (2007) 69-87, 72. Kidd did not use this analysis as criticism. Indeed, his articles are dedicated to exploring the role of popular culture that tends to be overlooked in order to create social cohesion and personal identity. 7 Kid 78.8 Andrew Black, an attractive rise of Harry Potter (London: Verso, 2002) 3.9 Rana A. White ed., Ivory Tower and Harry Potter (Columbia: Publications of University of Missouri, 2002) Year ), Gary Wiener Editor, JK Leader Rowling (San Diego: Greenhaven Press, 2003), Elizabeth E. Hermann, Editor, Harry Potters World: Interdisciplinary Critical View (New York: Routledge Farr Mo, 2003). 10 Hermann, 97-107 Please see PCSJ University of Pittsburgh. http://mpcaaca.org/the-popular-culture-studies-journal/ The Popular Culture Studies Journal is the official journal of the Midwestern American Cultural Association. Copyright © 2017 Midwest American Cultural Association. Copyright Mass Media Cultural Psychology is a peer-reviewed journal published with the American Psychological Association. It was founded in 2011 and covers research on how pop culture and general media influence individuals, groups and system behaviors. Founding editors were James C. Kaufman and Joanne Broder Sumerson of the University of Connecticut. Current editor is Sumerson. I would like to share with you the guest editorial posted in the latest issue of Journal of Popular Culture (2010, Vol. 43, No. 6) for your reading pleasure. I will examine my efforts on this blog and introduce other areas that I am interested in. You can also access popular culture associations. Also, if you have the opportunity to participate in Sant'Antoni at the end of March, you can also join the annual general meeting of the American / Public Culture Association. In academia, psychology and mass culture studies have grown strangers on both sides of the ideology campus. There are different academic disciplines of social science and humanities, but at least in the corpus of their published works are rarely shared in reason, philosophy or creativity.

As I major in journalism, I exchanged, studied and discussed these topics with many classmates and teachers. I chose to talk about this as I think it is important, and they are related to the news field. I am also very interested in this topic, so I think it would be interesting to design your own multi-part questions and write some interesting news reports. Recently I read articles that BBC reporter Sigren Rotman said the objectivity of journalism is an illusion that the media should consider the balance rather than objective. Digital media ethics addresses the unique ethical issues, practices, and norms of digital news media. Digital news media includes online news, blogs, digital photojournalism, citizen journalism, social media and so on. It includes questions about how professional journalism explores and presents stories with this "new media" and how to use texts and images provided by citizens. In all revolution new possibilities are born and old customs are threatened. Today is no exception. Professional journalism economics has problems as audiences go online. Reducing the newsroom focused on the future of the journalism industry. However, due to these concerns, journalism experiments such as non-profit survey news centers are being promoted. The first author, John Dickerson, talked about a common controversy between news and social media (Twitter). In Dickson's book 'Do not be afraid of Twitter', Twitter thinks it has not gotten anything from contemporary news and I'm confident that social media will have a positive effect on journalism. In his writing, he implied that Twitter exposed the readers to different groups in different ways. Dixon said: "As a reader, I found that I was exposed to a wider range of news because I read the articles I recommended for me on Twitter, and I also saw some enthusiastic politics "Dickson 176, an enthusiastic writer with an observer who has never worked in journalism". Dickson also concluded that Twitter provides a way for readers to get a story clip without much thought. "As a reporter, we took a place where people can not go, Twitter will provide a snapshot to accomplish this goal. Tell me a story. This website (incorporating news and social media) can create stories using social media, drag and drop stories, order tweets, photos, videos, comments, clips and more. Please read what Storify is, why did they collect $ 2 million? The story of Storify in 2011 is as follows. Tracking the arrest of journalists in vocational protests nationwide (Josh Stearns) Spot.Us, Byliner, Atavist are showing freelance writers' money (David Cohn, Idea Lab, 6-8 - 11). "Performance and performance" would be a way for freelancers to turn their practices into future carriers. Instead of projecting stories onto stories, they project work projects to shows or performances. Reporters project needs to be represented. "In the place where it was found:

Flip the pyramid. Fair news interview. Objectivity of the report Professionalism. Regardless of geographic location, standardize news reports and disseminate information to readers. Journalism has spent treating the news in the majority of the 20th century. First of all, we tried to remove the "yellow news" of the new technology challenge of broadcasting and television. Then there was turbulence in the 1950s and 1960s. Suddenly, the same changing trend as sweeping the American cultural and political landscape has rebuilt the journalism industry. Borne: I was in trouble! I knew you were not a fan of the news. Indeed, you wrote about the dangers that journalists turn themselves into a central role and how they manipulate the facts around their impressions. The news report clearly became a general coverage way. Do you think you tried to oppose this popular wave in the 1960s? Adler: No, I have no objection. I do not mind the news. Actually, I really dislike it. But that has nothing to do with me. There is no argument. But since then, I think that traditional news is regarded as an amazing decline. We are talking about Vietnam. I think journalists from all the times in the south are wonderful. I would like to emphasize that the emotional concept of news is not new. The US press invented the concept of "yellow news". I am trying to stimulate excitement about sensational news, your fears, surprises, and what is going on in the world. Making the crisis drama was always part of the mass media. The news theater is as old as broadcast news. News as a spectacle is always one of its dramatic forms. If the news does not draw your attention, you will not notice it if you do not find it funny, funny, scary, or exciting it

In Cuba, the story of Star Reporter from Hurst is designed to draw the attention of Americans. It was the sinking of the USS Main, Port Havana battleship, and gave Hurst an important story about war. After the sinking of Maine State, Hurst 's newspaper had no real evidence, no suspicion of Spanish, soon American public opinion demanded intervention. When the Cubans try to free their islands from the Spanish rule, there is already tension between America and Spain. "Yellow news" in the 1890s and coverage of tabloid news in the 1920s and 1930s saw the media as a transmitter of profit-driven inexpensive incentives and alternative experiences. For many critics, the media does not play an important role as an independent source of information in democracy, but seems to earn money with freedom of regulation in the first amendment. Perhaps the most notoriously yellow press is William Randolph Hurst and is to be called the initiating war of Spanish-American in his New York journal, including 1898, causing a provocative report There is also. The title is "The main state of destruction war is the enemy of work". This term was built in the mid-1990s to explain the sensational news on the use of Yellow ink in a circulatory war between Joseph Pulitzer's New York World and William Randolph Hearst's New York Journal. The battle peaked from 1895 to 1898, and historical use usually points to this period. The newspaper also had serious coverage, but both papers were criticized by critics as tempting news to promote distribution. In 1898 English magazine, "All strict" latest "yellow news are American, but not all American journalism is" yellow ", he said. According to the US State Department, if historians are on the American diplomacy and yellow news page, the yellow news is exaggeration of the fact (exaggerated). Many times yellow news is used to give public a certain view on international affairs. For example, the yellow news of the Spanish-American war was used to exaggerate the facts of warfare to attract much of their thesis. This article covers bureaucratic banks and government officials, especially billionaires like billionaires Emil Meysenburg, letting people in the suburbs purchase worthless stocks and giving an outline of the allegations against him I will. This is a nuisance as newspapers are looking for scandals about people known.

I encountered eyewear and eyewear witnesses and heroes, studied court documents, eavesdropping records, and research. Step by step, I understand the basic mechanisms of billions of cyclones that are choking beneath the thick layers of Campania's concrete. Finally, by walking with "Death Triangle" and many other contaminated areas, I see the words read in the text are clear, shapes, smells, smells It was. During my master's course I issued another research journal called "Criminal Communication". Investigation news is a kind of news that reporters investigate interesting topics such as serious crime, political corruption, corporate cheating. Investigators can investigate and prepare reports over several months or years. Sometimes practitioners use the term "supervisory report" or "accountability report". Most research journals have traditionally been done by newspapers, cable services and freelance writers. As advertising revenue declines, many traditional news services have been trying to fund research news. Survey journalism is designed to reveal the truth about specific topics, people, or events. Survey journalism is based on the basic principles of all news - based on factual validation and accurate presentation, but survey journalists often have to cooperate with noncooperative or stubborn information sources that you do not want to disclose information . Famous research journals such as Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein have revealed the Watergate scandal, which can reverse the main influence of major agencies on public living. Survey reporter ($ 44,000) - survey journalism is the process of investigating stories and telling them (usually a story that people do not want to tell you). This is an eye-catching career. One of the most notable events in investigative journalism was the Watergate case revealed by Woodward and Bernstein. Sommelier ($ 150,000) - If you're looking for a great documentary, check Netflix's Somm. This is a trailer. It actually records that some people are trying to accept the most difficult test known to humans that many people explained - a sommelier, a three part test for world famous wine experts become You do not need to be an entrepreneur to be an entrepreneur: seven occupations that I think is as cool as entrepreneurial spirit.

People of different cultures gradually recognize that they are members of a larger ethnic family. When groups of people are integrated into a larger group or society, it often violates the wishes of minority groups in American history. Part of the bill of the US Congress that led to the withdrawal of US forces from Cuba at the end of the war in Spain and the United States. It also specifies that the United States has the right to maintain economic and military presence in Cuba. Yellow news is a newspaper style emphasizing the sensational effect of facts. In the heyday of the late nineteenth century it was one of many factors that prompted the United States and Spain to fight in Cuba and the Philippines. And it led to the acquisition of the foreign territory by the United States. This term resulted from the competition between Joseph Pulitzer and William Randolph Hearst, a major newspaper company in New York City's newspaper market. At first, the yellow news was not related to the press, but from popular cartoons about the life of the slums in New York called Hogan alley drawn by Richard F. Outcor. Published by Pulitzer's New York World in color, the most famous character in cartoons was later called Yellow Child, and his popularity is primarily due to the tremendous growth in global sales. According to the US Department of State, if historians are on American diplomacy and yellow news pages, the yellow news is sensational (exaggerated) about the facts. Many times, yellow news is used to give public a certain view on international affairs. For example, the yellow news of the Spanish-American war was used to exaggerate the facts of warfare in order to attract much of their thesis. This article covers bureaucratic banks and government officials, especially billionaires like billionaires Emil Meysenburg, to let people in the suburbs purchase worthless stocks, outline the allegations to him It is. This is troublesome as newspapers are looking for scandals about known people.

Objectivity of Journalism Merriam Webster defines objectivity as representing or treating facts and conditions without being distorted by personal feelings, bias, interpretation. According to the definition of the Media Ethics School, objectivity means to leave the community. Giving them all gives them all the same weight. Otherwise add all interesting tweaks of hobbies. So what is the objectivity related to the news - on the contrary, how should it be? According to the American Journalism Research Institute, the initial concept of objectivity of journalism requires the use of "a method of transparent evidence", so "prejudice never loses the correctness of the work" . Dr. Sandrin-Boudana believes that the concept of objectivity of journalism is evolving, and I believe that it is no longer considered synonymous with neutrality or withdrawal. Merriam Webster defines objectivity as expressing or processing the perceived facts and conditions without being distorted by personal feelings, bias, interpretation. The objective news defined in this book is fact-driven news. In general, journalists are not persons perfectly, as journalists are people and people are subjective. However, journalists may try to be objective. The first article I commented and analyzed is an international article that directly affects me and people in a particular category. The second is a local article on the parking problem affecting the large population of Seattle. Both articles come from the Seattle Times The media continues to ask questions. Journalist Martin Bell denied the objectivity of "attached" news (Bell, 1998). Major articles entitled Reconsidering Objectivity in the Colombian news reviews repeat the above complaint (Cunningham, 2003). The public policy center of the United States announced "change declaration" in the press. That is, whether objectivity is "unstable" in the role of moral touchstone, and norms such as responsibility are increasingly important (Overholser, 2006) 10 to 11 pages The objectivity of the news is to help the audience form their own ideas about the story, provide the facts separately, and then let the audience interpret it. In order to maintain the objectivity of journalism, journalists should provide the facts they prefer or agree to these facts. The objective report aims to explain problems and events in a neutral and impartial manner, regardless of the author's view or personal beliefs. According to sociologist Michael Schudson, "Objective belief is a belief about" facts ", distrust of" value "and their commitment to apartheid. Objectivity also outlines the role of journalists as a different institution from the fourth industry, government and large-scale interest groups.

Liberal journalism "Dear Ann: I have a problem, I have two brothers, one brother was killed on television and the other was killed with an electric chair when I was 3 years old My mother died from insanity, all my sisters are prostitutes, my father sells medicine to high school students, but recently I have been released from reformists and died by suffocation for a child who was born unmarried When I am married to this girl, will I have to tell her about my brother's work on television? "(Goldberg 117) Bernard Goldberg's book Bias said that I reveal the truth of the news, not the art. Media Elite, written by political scientist Robert Lichter, Stanley Rothman, Linda Lichter in 1986, cited the research that is frequently quoted by people claiming media prejudice in the US news. They investigated journalists in domestic media such as New York Times, Washington Post, Broadcasting Network. This survey reveals that the vast majority of journalists are Democratic voters who show favorable attitudes towards the general public about various topics such as abortion, positive behavior, social welfare, gay rights, did. The authors believe that this trend is the process of projecting their common assumptions on the interpretation of their reality, by those who equalize most unconscious minds, it is a change in the confirmation bias. Journalism has formed various ethics and standards. The lack of objectivity and prejudice is a major concern and important, but newer freedom news such as journalism and support of behaviorism intentionally adopt a non-objective viewpoint. This situation is becoming more common with the emergence of social media and blogs, and other platforms for manipulating or influencing social and political views and policies. These platforms are often extremely biased. Because "source" does not have to be accountable at all times to produce written, television, or other "released" end products. If the US media systematically emphasizes specific aspects in such a way that it violates the standards of professional journalism, there will be media prejudice in the United States. US media bias proposals include freedom bias, conservative bias, mainstream bias, corporate bias, radical / cause bias. In order to solve this problem, various regulators were established to try to find facts behind biased reports and unbiased prejudice claims. These include: Systematic distortion of the media in ways that the American media exceeds the criteria of professional journalism will result in media prejudice in the United States. US media bias proposals include conservative bias, corporate bias, liberal bias, and mainstream bias. Various regulatory agencies have solved this problem by examining facts-biased reports and unfounded prejudices. Various academic disciplines are studying prejudice of the media. Many news media do not pretend to be fair and offer readers and listeners the news they want.

"There is no news without an ethical position.All journalists are moralists.It is absolutely inevitable.Journalists are the ones who care about the world and how it works If we do not judge the content quoted by Margaret Duras, the world representative, event, and others, we will not be able to complete the work, it is not always the case. According to the US State Department, if historians are on the American diplomacy and yellow news page, the yellow news is exaggeration of the fact (exaggerated). Many times yellow news is used to give public a certain view on international affairs. For example, the yellow news of the Spanish-American war was used to exaggerate the facts of war to attract much of their thesis. This article covers bureaucratic banks and government officials, especially billionaires like billionaires Emil Meysenburg, letting people in the suburbs purchase worthless stocks and giving an outline of the allegations against him I will. This is a nuisance as newspapers are looking for scandals about people known. There are lots of yellow news today, it can be seen anywhere. The whole magazine is just yellow news. In the movies, yellow news is also very common. The movie "Jacob the Liar" is how yellow news cheers people. In the movie, Robin Williams made inspiring news only to cheer up soldiers in his country. This is very similar to yellow news. (Fraudster Jacob) Yellow news is the fact that the author is not writing reality, but writing his thoughts and publicity. It's like real news. Yellow news is more attractive to readers than honesty and integrity. People like gossip and this is acceptable. Yellow news contains special features. The most common thing you see are mature interviews and misleading headlines. Information on so-called experts is also displayed. There is usually a headline on the cover. The picture becomes an imaginary picture. You see colorful manga every day. William Randolph Hearst introduces a yellow news report. He is a major newspaper. He is best known for "New York Daily". "The Rascal" is a journalist who tries to expose public corruption or government corruption to the public. This is a journalist related to progressive movement. The program is aimed at exposing various forms of corruption

Samir Producer, Al Jazeera, says Samir, "Without rumors neither media nor propaganda nor war can occur: any military planner who plans to avoid making media and propaganda an agenda is a bad army" Stated. In the Cadder War, the image showed a symbolic position. Baghdad's bombing during the first Persian Gulf War put CNN in the media map. Today, with the spread of digital technology, images can be sent worldwide in seconds. But do we know more about the situation? News news historian Michael Sidson believes that one of the most important functions of democratic journalism is to make governors accountable for their actions. Good news reports about the dark corner of democracy; it reveals corruption and incompetence and provides citizens with the information they need to make a hard decision in poll. Good news coverage is like Charskokh and should show their behavior to the people This is an important difference. News is different from news. Anyone recently can interrupt the news - Hello, Twitter! But simply putting the story into the public domain is not news. In the news, it is necessary to confirm facts, record sources, editorials, opinions and doubts about health. Good news coverage will provide the public with information and insight about topics that people and businesses are not eager to discuss, and do it in an accurate and reliable way. Over the years, professional journalism has undergone a dangerous change. When the news media system was launched many years ago, its purpose was to provide information in general from important places (or a substantial part of the general public) that affected people. But now the world is beyond this goal. The news to let you know what happened is no longer necessary. Since information fly at lightning speed, the behavior pattern of general journalism is changing, but still journalism pretends to behave. In the past, we turned on the TV and asked what happened to the news broadcasting station. Today, we listen to what happened, turn on the TV and look up the reason and method. With this simple change, the news network changes from news station to news analyst. Pamsel cites one of the most important and fundamental ideas about how news changes as a product. This is a transition from industry-wide journalism to human-scale journalism. Transition from one - to - many broadcast model to interconnection network model. Jeff Jervis points out two years ago. "When our media builds up new skills for interpersonal relationships, we must first stop people as people, we need to understand it and then treat it as a personal service." Positioning of journalism In the process of changing, we need to accept technical change and cultural change.

"Digital Media Age" witnesses innovation and rapid change in all aspects of the journalism industry, bring economic difficulties to traditional media, aspire for other business models, funds sustainable journalism in the future Is supplied. The global recession since 2007 has continued to deepen the economic uncertainty caused by unprecedented changes and has greatly and extensively influenced academic research in journalism and journalism research areas. The future conference of journalism held at Cardiff University on 12 and 13 September 2013 was held to tackle these issues through five broad questions about the current situation and the future of the journalism industry . For example, how does the development of digital and mobile media create new possibilities for the production, distribution and consumption of journalism, thereby providing information for innovative news practices? How will these changes affect the emergence of traditional business models and new financial strategies that support journalism? How are these trends evidenced in the context of each country due to customized news culture, history, and vocational practices? How does journalism education, training, the impact of employment, and journalists change their perceptions of occupational roles? Finally, what is the fundamental restructuring of this journalism affecting the moral, political and democratic lives of communities in the region, the country, and the world? The conference's subtitle "The Future of Journalism: The Era of Digital Media and Economic Uncertainty", while choosing a financial strategy designed to fund executable and democratic digital resources, It was chosen to prompt special attention to development. News The existence of Robert Picard as a complete spokesperson aims to emphasize the focus of the latter. At the 2013 meeting, 200 researchers gathered from over 35 countries, and a total of 184 authors published 113 research papers at 30 seminars in 2 days. Participants discussed how to strengthen local media, raising the voice of the community, and helping journalists respond to concerns about local news coverage. The focus of these activities is to bring the community into the "future journalism" dialogue, especially to the colored community, and find ways to make journalism more sustainable, comprehensive and influential. The ideas discussed at these meetings are being carried out in various ways in various states to help strengthen the regional information ecosystem and are now replicating innovative approaches in North Carolina. The Media Center announces the winners of the New Jersey News Sharing Excellent Regional News Award in 2017 I am Ux designer of McClatchy Innovation and co-founder of Issue NC, I am very concerned about the future of journalism and its role in the community. Reader-centered design is an important part of the future. News design has to find ways to bring new sounds and new ideas to the forefront beyond the article itself. Let's talk about good stories through every medium, web, VR, video, audio. It is important to choose the medium that best communicates the story. Question NC focuses on incorporating community voices at every stage of the reporting process. Our story begins with an open survey to members of the community. Our interview was conducted by survey respondents and experts in our city and state. As of the release, our story includes illustrations of photos, long reports as well as charts and quotes. Our goal is to cover as many people as possible and include as many people as possible in our process and final product. This course is designed to stimulate discussion and critical thinking about the future of journalism. The purpose of this course is to introduce the biggest problem faced by today's journalism industry and to introduce the most exciting new developments in that field. Our focus is primarily in the US, but other Western democracy (in particular Canada and the UK)

Today, the world is crowded. The news is going around us, and the only source of information that can be used as a filter between chaos and ourselves is the media. Media, especially journalists, must take responsibility a lot when acting as such a filtering device between order and disorder. But this is the only thing journalism did: to know the news. No, that's not all. With the help of citizens, good journalism is creating a wise republic full of citizens who will fully understand the events crossing their lives. According to Vincent Campbell, citizenship theory is divided into two core groups. People who view the news as citizens and people who regard the news as citizens. The classic citizenship model is the foundation of two civic theories. The classic model is based on knowledgeable civic ideology, emphasizing the role of journalists rather than the role of citizens. For classical models, information is provided when the role of journalists in providing information to citizens, when citizens often worry about the news they offer, there is a high possibility that knowledgeable citizens will participate. The country is likely to become democracy The first characteristic is that the role of journalism is to inform citizens that journalism is a theory that it will be useful to citizens. One of the main problems of the first theory is that there should be prescriptive judgments about the quantity and nature of the information that citizens should have and the relationship between them. One department of citizen journalism is "citizenship to supervise" created by Michael Schudson. "Supervising Citizens" advises citizens to select appropriate news and information to be consumed strategically. "Overseeing citizens" and other forms of this ideology treat individuals as people who use information to make change and civic character. However, the generation of such information does not mean citizenship, but means news behavior.

Discussion about future responsible journalism was held as mentioned above. From the overall layout of the problem (irresponsible news) to the discussion of uncertain future reasons, the focus of today's tests is to present a solution. Older media (newspapers, print news, etc.) are separated from objective news sources and are tools for political bias. For example, British national newspapers are consistent with various British political factions. The Journalism Future Conference hosted by Cardiff University on 12 and 13 September 2013 was held to address these issues through five broad questions about the present situation and the future of the journalism industry. For example, how does the development of digital and mobile media create new possibilities for the creation, distribution and consumption of journalism, thereby providing information for innovative news practices? How will these changes affect the emergence of traditional business models and new financial strategies that support journalism? By cultural, historical and professional conventions of customized news, how are these trends evidenced in the circumstances of each country? How does journalism education, training, the impact of employment, and journalists change their perceptions of occupational roles? Are you interested in teaching the next generation of new reporters? Professor of journalism teaches fundamental journalism skills such as writing, reporting, editing, history of news, ethics, media law. In all journalistic work, this is the job that requires the most education, the most common being a master's or doctorate, and a lot of experience. In the future, I would like to update this section to learn news in the US and other countries, but for those who can post your thoughts and comments on our Facebook fan page or Google Circle, more information . Then follow us and post questions on Twitter

Objectivity of journalism Public news has changed significantly during its existence. Newspapers are making efforts to make readers actively participate in the development of news. It is more than telling the news that it simply accepts a wider mission to improve the quality of public life. American style journalism is based on objectivity and is distinct from prejudice of most European partisan papers. America's journalism is too overwhelming for objectivity, so in writing lack of commitment to investigate the story is often. So what is the objectivity related to the news - on the contrary, how should it be? According to the American Journalism Research Institute, the initial concept of objectivity of journalism requires the use of "a method of transparent evidence", so "prejudice never loses the correctness of the work" . Dr. Sandrin-Boudana believes that the concept of objectivity of journalism is evolving, and I believe that it is no longer considered synonymous with neutrality or withdrawal. Merriam Webster defines objectivity as expressing or processing the perceived facts and conditions without being distorted by personal feelings, bias, interpretation. The objective news defined in this book is fact-driven news. In general, journalists are not persons perfectly, as journalists are people and people are subjective. However, journalists may try to be objective. The first article I commented and analyzed is an international article that directly affects me and people in a particular category. The second is a local article on the parking problem affecting the large population of Seattle. Both articles come from the Seattle Times The media continues to ask questions. Journalist Martin Bell denied the objectivity of "attached" news (Bell, 1998). Major articles entitled Reconsidering Objectivity in the Colombian news reviews repeat the above complaint (Cunningham, 2003). The public policy center of the United States announced "change declaration" in the press. That is, whether objectivity is "unstable" in the role of moral touchstone, and norms such as responsibility are increasingly important (Overholser, 2006) 10 to 11 pages

As part of the biggest entertainment and advertising campaign in popular culture, the news and publications of magazines are professions based on research, writing and condolence, thanks to the desire and talent God has given me. News is an act of providing citizens with the information they need to keep themselves independent, free and autonomous. In the long history of journalism this main focus remains the same. Journalism has reached a new level, but anyone who has basic writing skills and techniques can be called a journalist, but the definition is still a definition of providing new information to people. Journalism is especially necessary for the continued healthy nature of Japan's security and civil rights, journalism is at a very dangerous moment, news editors are cut, advertising-based business models are dangerous It has been. Neutralization and political bias brought serious damage to the industry. Good news can give people to better understand the surrounding world; irresponsible news can cause hatred and hide corrupt or unethical behavior The journalism industry is the siege industry. In fact, journalism faces two crises at the same time. In the face of increased fake news and clicks and the collapse of advertising models that had supported past journalism, public trust and support for the media has gradually weakened. This was a pinch - out campaign that killed money by stalling viewers. A couple weeks later, a group of young authors The Awl and The Hairpin announced that they had been closed when advertising revenue declined. A year ago, Silicon Valley billionaire Peter Tell was revealed as a secret financial supporter of a devastating lawsuit and destroyed the revolutionary gossip blog Gawker. President Cardo announced a thorough war against the press that he called "enemies of the Americans"; according to opinion polls, one third of Americans agree to his view. The media produced Donald Trump. Our entertainment cousin started that, but the news media came back from where they left off and turned him into entertainment assets. Journalism has built our business based on the attention and interest of the public, which is the value of entertainment. Services, information and education is the value of news. I hope we can build a new business model faster around them. After years of criticism of his horse racing report, political news continues to focus on predicting results, not by notifying the public as its mission to help improve these results. Of course, the irony is that the familiar Washington News team can not predict the sunset.

Yellow news uses lyrics and exaggeration to attract readers. It is usually not studied well and often only conveys one side of the story. It sometimes performs cosmetic interviews and imaginary paintings The Spanish-American war - Yellow news put Spain and the United States into a war in 1898. Maine is an American warship sank in an explosion. Joseph Pulitzer and William Randolph Hearst have published misleading articles about submarine ship compartments Samsung and Apple's lawsuit - According to one story, Samsung said that he paid Apple a $ 1.2 billion settlement. This story began with a comedy, but the American journalist really announced it. Baby stolen by eagle - This title attracted people's attention, but accompanying video shows fake Photo of the First World War - The picture shows a man in front of the shooting party and the title says the man is an enemy's spy. The photograph is a fake, and the photographer actually pretends to be a spy. It is used as a picture of World War II The Prime Minister called a traitor - ABC News reported that Israeli Benjamin Netanyahu called Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin as a traitor, but the report was wrong. OJ Simpson - After Simpson was accused of killing his former wife, the site reported that Simpson's pursuit and captive incident made this tragic incident sensational Tiger Woods - The news media has a heyday for his events, including interviews with sex addict Heidi Fleiss - She is convicted of prostitution and tax evasion and is known for her media coverage Botox Mama - This story about a mother waxing to give her daughter botulism toxin and make her look younger is a scam. The sun was a British tabloid paper, she said that he paid 200 dollars and did it. Crazy woman following Brad Pitt - The title is eye-catching, but she really chased him to take a picture An example of yellow news. (Unknown) Obtained on October 21, 2018 from http://examples.yourdictionary.com/examples-of-yellow-journalism.html Yellow News: Sensational news stories (fictitious) conducted by magazines such as newspapers, Hearst, Pulitzer to promote circulation. William R. Hearst - a newspaper publisher and a representative example of yellow news. His New York magazine began public hysteria in the Spanish war by announcing Remington's inflammatory articles and illustrations. Hurst once said to Remington, "You offer pictures, I will provide war." If Alfred T. Mahan, Teddy Roosevelt, Henry Cabot Lodge and other expanders are involved, it is more I know that it involves high bets. If America wins the war with Spain, they are another gas station in the Spanish Marine and you may get a Spanish Philippines as a gateway to American trade to the Far East and China. According to the US Department of State, if historians are on the American diplomacy and yellow news page, the yellow news is sensational (exaggerated) about the facts. Many times, yellow news is used to give public a certain view on international affairs. For example, the yellow news of the Spanish-American war was used to exaggerate the facts of warfare in order to attract much of their thesis. This article covers bureaucratic banks and government officials, especially billionaires like billionaires Emil Meysenburg, to let people in the suburbs purchase worthless stocks, outline the allegations to him It is. This is troublesome as newspapers are looking for scandals about known people. Today's news has lots of examples of yellow news. The story has recently spread through all top news channels and websites, about the case between Samsung and Apple. On the second day when the judge decided to support Apple, the Mexican website posted an article claiming that Samsung paid a fine of 1.2 billion dollars. American reporters picked up the story and ran together. The story is completed with quotes and numbers. But if you do mathematical calculations, the numbers are completely wrong. They said that all the money that 30 track

This is the most important point of Hertsgaard and is also an important part of the exposure to globalization. The situation of global warming has a doubtless authority and urgency to deal with the tone of Hertsgaard, and his debatable evidence and research. For those who doubt the ongoing importance of research journalism, the Australian story sometimes suggests that we still need to conduct an external survey to reveal the truth. Despite repeated investigations, virtual torture of detained Australian youth is now truly exposed to that country at international level, only after news coverage. Survey reporter ($ 44,000) - survey journalism is the process of investigating stories and telling them (usually a story that people do not want to tell you). This is an eye-catching career. One of the most notable events in investigative journalism was the Watergate case revealed by Woodward and Bernstein. Sommelier ($ 150,000) - If you're looking for a great documentary, check Netflix's Somm. This is a trailer. It actually records that some people are trying to accept the most difficult test known to humans that many people explained - a sommelier, a three part test for world famous wine experts become You do not need to be an entrepreneur to be an entrepreneur: seven occupations that I think is as cool as entrepreneurial spirit. Investigators use many resources, such as interviews, public records, databases, direct information. It is important to remember that survey journalism does not leak news.

Future interaction of online news is news that distinguishes most news from traditional news. Indexing (using hypertext links) is an important aspect of online news. It saves space and time for the reader. You can browse international news and easily access the latest articles just by clicking the mouse before printing the paper. A lot of research has been done on how people use Web services. The main function of this use is the search of various hyperlinks. The Journalism Future Conference hosted by Cardiff University on 12 and 13 September 2013 was held to address these issues through five broad questions about the present situation and the future of the journalism industry. For example, how does the development of digital and mobile media create new possibilities for the creation, distribution and consumption of journalism, thereby providing information for innovative news practices? How will these changes affect the emergence of traditional business models and new financial strategies that support journalism? By cultural, historical and professional conventions of customized news, how are these trends evidenced in the circumstances of each country? How does journalism education, training, the impact of employment, and journalists change their perceptions of occupational roles? About one to two stories about TechCamp progam - I have met many contacts and I have heard of many interesting project proposals. And most importantly, the way mobile news is actually the future of journalism. It is more convenient for the camera in certain circumstances. However, as I decide to go downtown, the best option is to use CAT train. Given that the time required for returning to the center and the return time is 32 minutes, I lost another 30 minutes at the airport terminal, so it may be necessary for a two and half hour short distance sightseeing tour or Vienna. I do not know if the news coverage of the day will be easier. Well, for those who want to secretly, that opportunity is infinite. For David Carl, the future of journalism already exists and he calls it the "current future". He said: "I like the future of journalism I have now." I fully agree. When I was working in a large traditional broadcast newsroom, free sharing in the community was quite hindered. I believe that this stable attitude has led to a considerable amount of catch up. my idea is? The story is a story. The audience is an audience. Media is not important - as long as you can connect both,

After more than 15 years of writing, I came to believe - whether it is for news purposes or merely for humor or for others - there is no way to do this . Even though you think that you are a writer, having your own system suited to you in one job may not be the next job. The advice I'd like from you is about how I think I should adjust the composition of my story or perfectly infer. My openness or emotional openness to my account elements Should I detail some information and experience? Is my sense of humor suitable for storytelling, or are you using it in the wrong place? Or is it too dependent on humor? Whatever you think, please highlight and leave comments and comments where you think it is appropriate You saw this person at the office. He is "academic circle". He thinks he is the wisest man in the room. His sense of humor may be treated a bit for some people, but others suggest that he is at a different level. He may pay attention to pedigrees and certificates. He is struggling to understand, sometimes you want to know how he got a job. But ... he is smarter than you. Another person is a colorful man. He has some interesting expressions that may seem a bit strange. He is very interested in tools and techniques and is often contempted by others. Several people ignore him or he does not seem to understand what he is saying when he speaks. Sometimes his condition is full of dark or frustrated. He seems to have accomplished something extraordinary, but he has no results. Adam Levy is a scientist and journalist of peer-reviewed science journal Nature. He received a doctorate in Atmospheric Physics from Oxford University and created a YouTube character, ClimateAdam, that breaks climate change in a humorous and convenient way. ClimateAdam is mischievous, very lacking in self-awareness and very interesting. He talked about Adam to climate change and his own other self. He said: "Climate change is a major obstacle for human beings, but it is also a great opportunity, it seems impossible to overcome it, but we have such an excellent tool I found that the solution is actually available.

Hunter S. Thompson and Gonzo journalism In the late 1960s, a young, crazy, exaggerated reporting brand appeared by young journalists and liberal novelists named Hunt Thompson (HST). Sooner or later it will be called "Gonzo". The definition of HST's own Gonzo was different for many years, but he still insists that a good Gonzo reporter needs a master reporter's talent, an artist / photographer's eye and an actor's heavy ball. "And Gonzo is", "The style of the story is based on the idea that William Faulkner's best novel is far more realistic than any other news" (Carol, p. 192) . Hunter S. Thompson created his own style journalism he called "Gonzo". Gonzo is a style of journalism, and journalists incorporate their behavior to the extent that they are the core of the story. Thompson's most famous work is "Angel of Hell: a strange and horrible legend", "Fear and disgust in Las Vegas: a savage trip of the American Dream Heart", and "Lamb Diary". Pursue greater goals than your own goals. Please set the size to be suspicious. Set the timeline to concentrate on completing this task, not elsewhere. The more you spend time and effort on goals, the more money you invest, making it more difficult to finish. The gonzo reporter Hunter S. Thompson's ashes blew from the cannon to the sky. His ashes were fired from the 150 feet tower with a red fist and two thumbs - a symbol of Thompson 's first person gonzo news. Johnny Depp plays Thompson in the movie "Fear and disgust" in Las Vegas, paying for the cannon. A writer's friend Matt Mosley said to the BBC "before the funeral it will be" the most wonderful celebration on the planet ". Later, my friend told me to remember him with an ice cube in whiskey. I truly believe that Gonzo news has been hijacked by many people to celebrate his father, Hunt Thompson's psychedelic habit. When I tried to find a recent gonzo writer or blogger, I found some people tried to copy a crazy and crazy drag story, Thompson cited a tattoo on behalf of others did. I was really disappointed that this type of possibility was not affected only by hunter Thompson's cola mirror to sharpen some bastards.

From the era of Walt Williams to the present, journalism, especially ethics has changed. News ethics is very important for journalists in today's society. Williams was a journalist of the 20th century and established the first American school of journalism and school of journalism at the University of Indiana (Ibold). While developing the US news and ethics, he brought a global perspective to journalism (Ibold). Everything will change over time. Therefore, the ethics of journalism has changed from past to present. Wait a moment, do you imagine that young journalism students are eager to absorb ethical standards at college, does it supplement the lack of responsibility in the press room? During the past few years, the number of students who chose "classical" news as an expert decreased. In other words, the number of people who have never participated in the ethics course increased according to the degree of journalism. Prediction of future improvement report criteria is not attractive From the era of Walt Williams to the present, journalism, especially ethics has changed. News ethics is very important for journalists in today's society. Williams was a journalist of the 20th century and established the first American school of journalism and school of journalism at the University of Indiana (Ibold). While developing the US news and ethics, he brought a global perspective to journalism (Ibold). Everything will change over time. - It can be said that the general beginning of all ethics starts with the Ten Commandments (Barclays 11). Morality is a moral principle ("moral") that leads the behavior of a person or group. Ethics established by God at Mount Sinai is the principle of the position and beginning of the community (Massee 15). God rescued his people from slavery and then signed a contract for general life and moral behavior (Schlessinger and Vogel xvi) The news ethics and standards contain the principles of ethics and good practice that apply to the specific tasks that journalists face. This subset of media ethics is widely regarded by their journalists as their professional "moral code" or "news stories". Basic codes and specifications are usually in statements created by professional press organizations and individual printing, broadcasting, and online news organizations. There are several differences in existing codes, but most of the code has common elements including reliability, accuracy, objectivity, impartiality, fairness, and public accountability . Information and subsequent dissemination to the public.

As part of the biggest entertainment and advertising campaign in popular culture, the news and publications of magazines are professions based on research, writing and condolence, thanks to the desire and talent God has given me. News is an act of providing citizens with the information they need to keep themselves independent, free and autonomous. In the long history of journalism this main focus remains the same. Journalism has reached a new level, but anyone who has basic writing skills and techniques can be called a journalist, but the definition is still a definition of providing new information to people. Journalism is especially necessary for the continued healthy nature of Japan's security and civil rights, journalism is at a very dangerous moment, news editors are cut, advertising-based business models are dangerous It has been. Neutralization and political bias brought serious damage to the industry. Good news can give people to better understand the surrounding world; irresponsible news can cause hatred and hide corrupt or unethical behavior The journalism industry is the siege industry. In fact, journalism faces two crises at the same time. In the face of increased fake news and clicks and the collapse of advertising models that had supported past journalism, public trust and support for the media has gradually weakened. This was a pinch - out campaign that killed money by stalling viewers. A couple weeks later, a group of young authors The Awl and The Hairpin announced that they had been closed when advertising revenue declined. A year ago, Silicon Valley billionaire Peter Tell was revealed as a secret financial supporter of a devastating lawsuit and destroyed the revolutionary gossip blog Gawker. President Cardo announced a thorough war against the press that he called "enemies of the Americans"; according to opinion polls, one third of Americans agree to his view. The media produced Donald Trump. Our entertainment cousin started that, but the news media came back from where they left off and turned him into entertainment assets. Journalism has built our business based on the attention and interest of the public, which is the value of entertainment. Services, information and education is the value of news. I hope we can build a new business model faster around them. After years of criticism of his horse racing report, political news continues to focus on predicting results, not by notifying the public as its mission to help improve these results. Of course, the irony is that the familiar Washington News team can not predict the sunset.

When trying to attract new viewers, the news media began transitioning from coverage to becoming a kind of entertainment. With the rapid rise of social media as a source of news, the rapid growth of media, and the growing desire for direct content, the future of responsible journalism is more important than ever. Please ask yourself why you think so. Where did my political opinion come from? How can I prove them? Perhaps this is due to a biased explanation of media problems and the politics that accompanies our consumption. The Journalism Future Conference hosted by Cardiff University on 12 and 13 September 2013 was held to address these issues through five broad questions about the present situation and the future of the journalism industry. For example, how does the development of digital and mobile media create new possibilities for the creation, distribution and consumption of journalism, thereby providing information for innovative news practices? How will these changes affect the emergence of traditional business models and new financial strategies that support journalism? By cultural, historical and professional conventions of customized news, how are these trends evidenced in the circumstances of each country? How does journalism education, training, the impact of employment, and journalists change their perceptions of occupational roles? Ethics of journalism and regulation of responsible journalism can be traced back to the beginning of contemporary European news of the 17th century. In this chapter, we review and critique the main methods and outline the trends of modern journalism ethics by presenting future research. In this chapter, I will consider ethics as a practical normative activity aimed at solving problems, integrating values, and supporting the correct lives of people such as individuals and society. News ethics is defined as application ethics to investigate the role of journalists and press organizations in society. The main problem areas include edit independence, verification, anonymous sources, use of graphics or modified images, and specifications of new media formats.

Literature - The dictionary defines it as the art of writing works for entertainment, education and teaching, and writers use literature to try to convey their ideas from the paper to the reader. Bringing another place and time, this place and time are completely independent of what the reader can think as normal to meet the author's intention. If this is impossible, the worst fear you can imagine becomes the reality of breathing, you can not clearly distinguish between life and death. Truman Capote is still a wonderful literature. His work has been adapted to the script, and most of them are well received. The purpose of the movie 'Capote' is to become a biography that concentrated mainly in the era of 'cold blood' of close-up novel by Truman Capo. The movie "Capote" is a book of the same name written by Bennett Miller's script, Gerald Clarke. It is based in Kansas State, starred by Seymour Hoffman as Truman Capote and has been recorded for 6 years. In literary criticism, "vision and correction: in the cold blood of Truman Capote," Jacques de Bellis claims that Truman Capote's book is an "unconditional work". In this article, subtle details of the change between widely-known revisions of nonfiction novels are pointed out. De Bellis criticized these imperfections with Capote and called them "very personal and difficult to understand". He continues to argue that Capote facts, grammar and punctuation errors. De Belis discovered that all of the details are harmful to the real events that occurred in 1959, it is due to the belief that Capote's explanation for the main person in the book was inappropriate . He said, "It may never disclose its true secret at all" against that messy killing and its consequences, due to its cold, numerous modifications. Harper & Row issued "The New Journalism" in the summer of 1973 when I was about to enter the third grade of the university. This is an excerpt of articles and books written by Truman Capote, Norman Mailer, and Hunter Thompson. Most importantly, it includes a long introduction to Tom Wolf. We insist TomWolf is the main inventor of the news. I bought it at the moment I saw it on the shelf. I entered Boston University and was completely looking forward to becoming a mathematics major. It is only to know that advanced mathematics was not good. But I became a greedy and drunk magazine reader - it is truly a golden era of magazine news! - And I decided to transfer to BU 's news school in the summer. Most young journalists of those days wanted to be Woodward and Bernstein; I wanted to be Gay Talese or Tom Wolfe.

The history of the news and Bob Woodward Journalism is the field of collecting, analyzing, validating and announcing current events, trends, problems, and news on people. Some journalism workers are also called journalists. The main purpose of the news coverage event is to explain who, what, when, where, why and how, and explain the importance of everyone. There are two main types of journalism, print news and broadcast news. Print news can include newspapers, news magazines, newsletters, general magazines, and online news pages. Since Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein ruined the Watergate scandal in 1973, Woodward is one of the most respected journalists in the United States. In the war between 2006 and 2008: In the secret history of the White House, Washington Post's Bob Woodward followed the surge of Iraq in decision making and execution. Woodward is Volume 4 of the "Bush in War" series, and we are creating rich materials through important interviews with the government, confidential reports and minutes. This book first draws a bad picture of the conflict in 2006. At the moment there were 150 attacks per day in Iraq. Since Saddam Hussein's turnover in 2003, violence has intensified. On February 22, 2006, Asmarimusk of Shi'ite sanctuary Samara was destroyed during the bombing - leading to further escalation of devastating sectarian conflicts. There are several problems in Iraq that make the situation look hopeless. As an answer to the reporter, Mr. Bob Woodward asked if he had asked for advice from his father George H. Bush before the Iraq invasion in 2003. (During the Gulf War in 1991, when the president took over as Prime Minister, he succeeded in invading Iraq, pressured Baghdad and refused to overthrow Prime Minister Saddam Hussein.) During that period he In the year or early 2004 I was recollected by the White House for an interview with President Bush. After that, Woodward made a 60-minute interview in the 2004 interview. When the Washington Post reporter Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein helped break the watergate scandal that killed President Richard Nixon, they became a model for young journalists to enter the company. When CBS correspondent Daniel Shure told John Senn's Watergate Incident Committee that President Nixon is defending the "enemy list", it was best to grab the moment of the news coverage when it was live. "I got No 17. I am the real media enemy No 17. DanielSchorr, I said, I felt mostly in the air in the air."

Sunday May 28, 1972 celebrated the day when two special political events occurred. Richard Nixon is approaching the climax of Moscow 's first summit between the US and the President of the Soviet Union. 5000 miles from Washington, the first of several illegal tactics at the Democratic National Committee (DNC) headquarters of Watergate Hotel Building (Emery, 3). At the moment, the two invisible journalists of the Washington Post, Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein, have become heroes of journalists and aspiring journalists awarded the Pulitzer Prize. Watergate scandal Watergate scandal has had a big impact on society as a whole. Some critics attributed the increase in political sneeriness to the Watergate case. The media became more confident and aggressive, and established the "investigator" unit. When the new round of DPJ lawmakers was elected in 1976, the composition of the committee chairman changed dramatically. Many of Nixon 's men were sentenced to prison, found religious beliefs, and some wrote books. Finally, the political scandal is called "- door" The Watergate Incident had a major impact on the United States. There is a long list of convictions and other victims. For example, due to the influence of the Watergate incident, campaign fund reform and a more positive attitude toward the media changed. When the Watergate incident occurred on the 25th anniversary of 1997, there was a huge library of books and movies. The impact of the Watergate incident was reflected in the Clinton impeachment of 1998-99 Given the Watergate incident, this is the most famous political scandal in modern politics. The Watergate case involves crime and concealment. However, these are not the only important features. At one point, the Supreme Court was involved and cast doubt on the constitutional parameters of the president's privileges. All three elements are very different. When we talk about the Watergate incident, all three - and more - constitute what we mean today. Twenty years later, Bill Clinton noticed herself being involved in a scandal involving feminization. Often called Clinton scandal, it is two different scandals: infidelity and perjury (not to mention White Water, it was a previous investigation by Clinton in the background and eventually led to a survey leading to the impeachment of the president ). Whitewater is another matter, but it is often confused with other Clinton violations.