News and Its Communicative Quality¶
Po¨ttker, H. (2003). News and Its Communicative Quality: The Inverted Pyramid—When and Why Did It Appear?. Journalism Studies, 4(4), 501-511.
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Mechanisms¶
- Content Hierarchy Specification
- It is the discipline behind journalism's inverted pyramid, which orders material so the lead survives even if the tail is cut.
This sourcePöttker explains that inverted-pyramid news places the most important material first and permits editing from the end without sacrificing the lead.
- It is the discipline behind journalism's inverted pyramid, which orders material so the lead survives even if the tail is cut.
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