February 3, 2010

Journalism Notes (2/3/2010)

Journailism is current events that are newsworthy events that are shown via TV, radio, magazines, newspapers, and the internet.



List and describe the six criteria of newsworthiness.

1. Significance: Important events that impact people: Haiti, Vikings, 9/11 etc.

2. Timeliness: Events that are happening now: weather NOW, sports NOW, etc.

3. Unusualness/Unordinary: Events that are unique and unusual: Fires, murders etc.

4. Proximity: News thats close to us/don't care about about news in London: weather and sports in MN or close to us etc.

5. Prominence: important people: celebrity getting a dog compared to me getting a dog etc.

6. Human Interest: feel good story that sheds some light on you and touches you emotionally: Panda's being born, Keri'd wedding etc.




What are the advantages of print journalism?

1. You have control over what you read and when. You don't have to wait for the story to become available on TV.

2.You have something tangable that you can take with you. Portable.

3. You chose what you read and how much.

4.More description in print journalism.



What are the advantages of broadcast journalism?

1. Element of video and sound. You can read about Haiti disaster, but seeing devistation in Haiti is a different level and more senses available.

2. Much more current with stories and has ability to be live.

3. More detail!



Why has online journalism (convergent media) become so popular?

Convergent has become so popular because it combines the to. Convergent media has the strengths of both and puts them into one format with video an words. You can write as much as you want without having a minimum of maximum amount of space to work with while as well having video for the element of sound and more senses.

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