Writing and Reporting News

Rich, C. (2013). Writing and Reporting News: A Coaching Method.

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Book

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Review or monograph

Year

2013

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• News Peg
  • The device is standard across professional journalism — an economist's explanatory piece on regional newspaper decline holds until a chain announces layoffs; an investigation into municipal water infrastructure waits for a contamination report — and the same timing logic appears in adjacent practices: policy organisations time working-paper releases to congressional hearings, NGOs time campaigns to relevant anniversaries, corporate communications teams hold pre-built statements for triggering events that give them news-cycle cover

    This sourceRich's reporting textbook teaches the news peg as standard, routine craft in professional journalism.

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