Covers topics such as how to find memorable stories, localize national stories, interview effectively, create professional live shots, develop a broadcast voice, and write leads.

Broadcast News Writing for Professionals

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Rowe, Jeff

Writing, Research & Publishing Guides

Marion Street Press, LLC

Reporting and Writing on Journalism's New Frontier

Cognella Academic Publishing

A complete guide to designing and implementing an Internet database server for a site discusses ways to provide and charge for data and covers World Wide Web data delivery, Telnet access, and Infobots advertising tools. Original. (Advanced).

Webmaster's Building Internet Database Servers With Cgi

Computers & Technology

Networking & Cloud Computing

New Riders Pub

A study of the Internet features of components of Office 97 explains how to create and post documents, design Net-enabled files, and use Internet Explorer and HTML extensions, with tips on Hyperlinks, Outlook e-mail, templates, and other applications. Original. (Intermediate).

Microsoft Office 97 Internet Developer's Guide

Marlowe, Kevin

Software

Ventana Pr

"Reporting and Writing on Journalism's New Frontier teaches students the fundamentals of good reporting tactics and gives them a solid command of basic writing techniques. The book emphasizes practical skills a good journalist needs before even beginning to report, explains the kind of stories that work best for each medium, explores good news-gathering habits, and describes successful interviewing tactics. It provides clear guidelines for quality writing including the importance of organizing a story before writing, purging clichés, redundancies, and euphemisms, creating great headlines, and writing with clarity. Individual chapters are devoted to the specific needs of writing for radio, television, and the web. The book also contains sound advice on libel and slander laws that are essential information for avoiding litigation. Reporting and Writing on Journalism's New Frontier is a concise, current, engaging exploration of practical tools and techniques that writers can employ immediately and use every day. The book is designed for multimedia journalism courses. A graduate of the University of Hawaii, Jeff Rowe is the co-founder of the News Academy at Fullerton College. He is a print, broadcast, and web journalist whose career has included staff reporting positions at The Associated Press, Orange County Register and Wall Street Journal. He also has been a radio news producer, television reporter and television news director. Rowe also is a co-author of Emerging Issues in Contemporary Journalism."

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