JOURNALISM (FEATURE AND EDITORIAL)

Is a longer piece of writing than a news story. It come in many different types and are widely used in magazines, newspapers and online.

• Feature Writing

• Editorial Writing

• News Writing

• Lifestyle Writing

It is a kind of feature that involves persons rather than things. Students who win an award or who do something significant such as scoring 1600 on SAT or qualifying for Olympic Games. Retiring teacher.

• Personality Sketch

• Travelogue

• Investigative

• Human Interest

What we used to call "Brites." Also called "mini-features." Clever. Attention-getting beginning with events told in chronological order. Conclusion - often a surprise - told quickly.

• News Bites

• Featurettes

• Cute Features

• Human Interest

Develops a total picture of the person. Gets facts from the person himself. Attempts to reveal personality through anecdotes. Looks at mannerisms, actions, dress, experiences. Talks to other people about the subject.

• Personality Sketch

• Food Blog

• Informational Features

• Interviews

Writing for publication in a newspaper, often reporting current events; journalism

• News Writing

• Feature Writing

• Editorial Writing

• Sports Writing

Journalism that is based upon sensationalism and crude exaggeration.

• Yellow Journalism

• Watchdog Journalism

• Political Journalism

• News Journalism

The world's first journalism school where journalist creed was created.

• Oxford Journalism School

• University of Journalism Columbia

• Journalism University of Asia

• Missouri School of Journalism

It is a form of journalism in which reporters deeply investigate a single topic of interest, such as serious crimes, political corruption, or corporate wrongdoing

• Broadcast Journalism

• Investigative Journalism

• Yellow Journalism

• People Journalism