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100			_aSmith, Jon
245			_aEssential reporting: the NCTJ guide for trainee journalists / _cJon Smith
260			_aLos Angeles : _bSAGE, _c2007.
300			_aix, 264 p.
505			_aPREFACE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS THE INTRO What's in the book, and who it's for 1 WHAT YOU NEED Character, Attitude, Knowledge, Skills, Equipment 2 WHATS NEWS? What news stories have in common - and why some get printed 3 HNDING OUT News and information sources 4 A DAY IN THE LIFE What it's iike being a reporter 5 FIRST TASKS Handouts, Calls, Weddings, Anniversaries, Retirements, Deaths 6 OUT AND ABOUT Pubiic events. Speeches, Meetings, Press conferences. Pictures 7 TALKING TO PEOPLE Vox pops. Ring-rounds, Surveys, Interviews, Death knocks 8 THE UNEXPECTED Major incidents. Weather stories. Human interest 9 SHAPING THE STORY Story length. Structure, Angles, Intros 10 WRITING THE WORDS News stories. Writing for pictures. Presentation 11 ENGLISH MAHERS Grammar, Punctuation, Spelling, Style 12 WORKING ONLINE Reporting, Writing, Designing, Interacting 13 AUDIO & VIDEO Multi-media, Audio & Radio, Video & TV 14 COURT REPORTING Courts, inquests. Tribunals, Inquiries 15 LOCAL POLITICS Contacts, Councils, Town hails. Political parties, MPs, Elections 16 SPECIALIST AREAS Sport, Crime, Education, Environment, Health, Industry, District reporting 17 FEATURES News backgrounders. Entertainment features. Reviews 18 TRAINING A guide to the NCTJ
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