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The newspapers handbook/ Richard Keeble

By: Keeble, RichardMaterial type: Text

TextPublication details: London: Routledge, 2006Edition: 4th edDescription: x, 299 p. : ill. ; 25 cmISBN: 9780415184090Subject(s): Newspaper publishing | JournalismDDC classification: 070.172

Contents:

1. Behind the Hollywood myths: the journalist's job -- 2. Efficks -- or ethics? -- 3. Exploitation, intimidation or co-operation? Sourcing the news -- 4. The long, short and enthralling art of interviewing -- 5. Learning the language of news -- 6. Hitting them hard: news reporting -- 7. Some common news assignments: accidents, fires, demonstrations and human interest stories -- 8. Some more news assignments: meetings, press conferences, reports, speeches and eye-witness reporting -- 9. Powerful information: reporting national and local government / John Turner -- 10. Law and disorders: covering the courts / Henry Clother -- 11. Deeper, diverse and detailed: feature writing -- 12. Some specialist areas: personal columns, reviewing, freelancing -- 13. New technology: how journalism can damage your health -- 14. On and off the job -- or both? Training and careers.

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode	Item holds
Reference Books	Central Library, Sikkim University Reference	Reference Collection	070.172 KEE/T (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Not For Loan		P08309

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1. Behind the Hollywood myths: the journalist's job --
2. Efficks --
or ethics? --
3. Exploitation, intimidation or co-operation? Sourcing the news --
4. The long, short and enthralling art of interviewing --
5. Learning the language of news --
6. Hitting them hard: news reporting --
7. Some common news assignments: accidents, fires, demonstrations and human interest stories --
8. Some more news assignments: meetings, press conferences, reports, speeches and eye-witness reporting --
9. Powerful information: reporting national and local government / John Turner --
10. Law and disorders: covering the courts / Henry Clother --
11. Deeper, diverse and detailed: feature writing --
12. Some specialist areas: personal columns, reviewing, freelancing --
13. New technology: how journalism can damage your health --
14. On and off the job --
or both? Training and careers.

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