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Digital Journalism for Communities

A look at the core concepts and practice of journalism and how journalism is changing in today's digital world.

Social Sciences
Author
Michael Humphrey
Publisher
Johnson County Community College
Source
LibreTexts
License
Mixed
Language
EN
Category
Basic Sciences
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Contents· 63 sections
  1. 01: Defining Community Journalism
  2. 1.01: News
  3. 1.02: Journalism
  4. 1.03: Audiences
  5. 1.04: Journalistic Activities
  6. 1.05: Community-Centered Journalism
  7. 02: Digital Journalism - The Good Bad and Uncertain
  8. 2.01: How Has Social Media Changed Journalism
  9. 2.02: Journalism and Artificial Intelligence
  10. 2.03: AI can generate decent-sounding text. Do we still need to learn to write
  11. 2.04: Fighting Misinformation
  12. 03: Journalism As a Method
  13. 3.01: A Quick Tour of a Story's Life
  14. 3.1.01: Reporting
  15. 3.1.02: Writing the News Story
  16. 3.02: Developing a Beat
  17. 04: Research Basics
  18. 4.01: Story Ideas
  19. 4.02: News Sources
  20. 4.03: Identifying Appropriate Sources
  21. 4.04: Contacting Sources and Arranging Interviews
  22. 05: Interviewing Basics
  23. 5.01: Conducting Interviews
  24. 5.02: Generating Good Interview Questions
  25. 5.03: Verifying Information
  26. 5.04: Press Conferences
  27. 06: Writing Basics
  28. 6.01: Leads and Nut Grafs
  29. 6.02: Story Structures
  30. 6.03: Quotes and Attribution
  31. 07: Is Digital Journalism A Viable Career
  32. 08: Interviewing Beyond the Basics - Storylistening
  33. 8.01: Traditional Journalism Interview
  34. 8.02: Beyond the Traditional
  35. 09: Beyond the Basics - Writing to be Read
  36. 9.01: Outlining
  37. 9.02: Writing it Out
  38. 9.03: Writing with Anecdotes
  39. 9.04: Writing the Lede
  40. 9.05: Crafting the Nut
  41. 9.06: Body Building
  42. 9.07: Writing to the End
  43. 9.08: The Touch Test
  44. 9.09: Spotlight on- Ted Conover
  45. 10: Revising and Being Read
  46. 10.01: To See Again
  47. 10.02: Editors
  48. 10.03: Time for Tips
  49. 11: Ethics - Being a Good Citizen and a Good Journalist
  50. 11.01: How To Think About Ethics
  51. 11.02: News Media and Ethics
  52. 11.03: What happens if you make a mistake
  53. 12: The Law - Rights and Responsibilities of Journalism
  54. 12.01: Journalism Law
  55. 12.1.01: The First Amendment
  56. 12.1.02: Access Anonymity and Privacy
  57. 12.1.03: Censorship Copyright and Incitement
  58. 12.1.04: Libel
  59. 13: Writing Scripts Doing Voice-overs
  60. 13.01: Introduction
  61. 13.02: Interviewing while Recording
  62. 13.03: Voice-overs
  63. 13.04: On-camera Standup