What are the differences in writing styles between journalism and news broadcasting?

Answer 1

First, the update of TV is faster and easier than the newspaper. The TV news can be updated timely and frequently, but the newspaper publication date is fixed. Second, the TV news is more vivid than the newspaper. The TV news not only have the colorful pictures, but also have real sound and background music, on the contrary, the newspaper news are silence unless you read them loudly. Third, the newspaper is easily to carry, it can be stored in a little bag and be read repeated, but nobody wants to read the news while carrying a television.

Answer 2

The difference between newspaper and magazine is that newspapers present recent issues and other information in a formal, brief, and objective matter. Whereas a magazine focusses on specific subjects and includes articles, interviews, and current issues on the same. Newspapers follow a simple and formal layout.

Answer 3

There is one main difference in the writing styles between Journalism and News Broadcasting. In most jobs within the Journalism area (for example, a columnist), stories are required to be as informative as possible without so much fluff added towards the story; an article must let the reader know the Who, What, When, Where, and How of the story with as much detail as possible, without so much confusion. News Broadcasting is not so different. However, there is that concern of delivering the news in X amount of time with the same criteria as that of a Journalist (remember: Who, What, When, Where, and How). In this sector, one must cut the story short, without leaving the most important facts. The form of writing in News Broadcast is also made to be simpler to accommodate to the understanding of an average audience, that is, without losing proficiency.

Answer 4

in aspect of means of dissiminating information,radio is faster than newspaper,secondly it deal with channel why newspaper did not,thirdly in aspect of capital, radio c apital is high than newspaper own. by mark j yekini

Answer 5

Journalism is usually writing short, factual articles about everyday events. Writing is when you create a fictitious event, or twist things that really happened into something that didn't. Writing can also be about real events that usually have historical significance, and the story is longer than what would be told in a journalized piece.

Answer 6

'''1. Size. -''' It is quite obvious that the newspapers are larger than magazines in more ways than one. It is a general idea that even our Journalism books and professors have taught us that the newspaper is bigger than magazines. Various amounts of information are to be placed and compacted on a newspaper so it really does need to be a little bigger than magazines. It is seldom or maybe a rare occasion do we see a magazines that is as big as a newspapers or the other way around unless the newspapers is of a tabloid-type. A magazine tends to have a "book-type" size while the newspaper is really meant to be spread arms length in order for the reader to grasp its contents to the full. '''2. Appearance. -''' When we talk of appearance, we also consider the color, the texture and how appealing it is. In this case, the newspapers tend to appear colorless than magazines, which on the other hand are mostly successful in terms of appealing thru the use of colors. The advertisements on the newspapers tend to use more of the space than those in magazines which seems to be limited. The overall color of newspapers gives an impression of something firm and strong whereas it is quite less of those in magazines. Magazines' appearances or looks tend to give light or emphasis to the given subject matter. Full of colors as it is, pictures on it gives a certain life to the magazine whereas the absence of pictures on a newspaper brings out its "no nonsense" aura. '''3. Divisions. -''' A large difference can be easily seen in this factor as the newspapers presents immediately in its front page the facts and information for its readers while the magazines' cover page focuses on the various "must-read" pieces of information and appeals to the readers to turn that page and look for that specific story. Divisions inside the newspapers are more specific and tend to vary from one subject matter to another. Magazines' main target otherwise is on a single or maybe two subject matters alone. In newspapers, there's business, sports, local and foreign news, whereas the magazines does not have and rarely do have them. The newspapers are more versatile in its division than magazines. '''4. Style. -''' Style plays a major role between these two as the newspapers focuses more of what is needed: fixed and straight to the point. The magazines on the other hand tend to be more "freestyle" in the sense. The information throws up into various dimensions in magazines. They are more relaxed and practices well on the freedom that they are given. '''5. Content. -''' This factor is also very obvious. What the newspapers basically offers are information that are fresh written on a straight and no-none sense type. It is based mostly on facts that are fresh and written as it happens, where it happens. Magazines' content is different in the sense that those touches on just a specific subject matter. A magazine for fishing cannot have a content which talks about fashion and beauty tips. Newspapers can easily put those topics together easily inside its miscellaneous or hobby section and still makes sense. The value of each content are also different as the newspaper tends to rely more on what is important and what are those things that the reader would want all written in a precise and straight manner. Content wise, the newspapers' are way too serious than of the magazines'. '''6. Readability. -''' This factor can easily be explained. What comes to mind when asked about newspapers? How about magazines? A newspapers reader is mostly exposed on facts and figures that are delivered or written in a straight manner as if your angry boss is talking you. A magazines reader is treated to a more relaxed, free, artistic and "personalized" flow of information. A magazines writer tends to practice his or her writing craft more freely than a newspapers writer. This is also considering the fact that writing no-no's for newspapers are much strict than those of magazines. And since newspapers most content are news, much of it won't be of any use by the next day unlike magazines which you can read anytime even after a week. The newspaper is as good as one day use unlike the magazine which has to wait for its next issue to be considered that old. '''7. Profitability. -''' Business wise, both tend to attract advertising but in doing so, magazines has some stiff advantage over newspapers. Advertisements in magazines tend to attract a "recall value" among its readers since they look much appealing and colorful with all their glossy pages. On the other hand, newspaper's asset in this factor dwells more of its availability. Being given the fact that newspapers are circulated on a daily basis gives us the notion that the same sells more than the weekly magazines. Publishers of both admits it very well that its more costly to print a magazines than a newspapers because magazines entails careful processing on the right colors and its paper texture tends to be a little costly. Additionally, advertising on a magazine is way too costly than on a newspaper. Magazines at times, although not most of, tend to dwell more on the advertising than the informing aspect. Our dailies on the other hand do the opposite most of the times '''8. Availability.''' With the way our world economics and finances are behaving right now, it is important to note things that matters, especially money. Money-wise, a newspaper stands edges the magazine in terms of price. But the funny thing is, it is not normal to see both being sold at a certain stall or stand. Magazines are commonly found at bookstores, magazine stores (of course), while newspapers can be easily accessed on a newsstand nearby or on a store just around the block. Newspapers are everywhere and its availability is much higher than of the magazines. '''9. Target Audience. -''' This is actually simplifying the Content difference that we mentioned above. Obviously, newspaper targets everyone as its readers from the Pope to the troubadour nearby. It has a "sky is the limit" type of target audience. Magazines also follow that trend type but what they do is classify them. It deals more on the identity of the audience. A sports magazine cannot be that appealing to a reader who's so fond of tech stuffs. A magazine audience is more identified than of the newspaper. '''10. Literary freedom. -''' As also touched on some factors above, a magazine writer has more freedom to express or has more room for subjectivity. Magazine writers have the tenacity and freedom to express things on a creative manner. It further enhances the writers' mastery of the expression by imploring these seemingly circular methods of self expression. The newspaper writer on the other hand are compounded to a somewhat strict, strong and straight to the point view as their movements are mostly based on facts and figures. Admittingly, a simple person would not want to at least converse about these matters as it is obviously confusing. They are both similar on more ways than the other. The important thing here is that we all have to accept the reality that one is committed to the other. We all should be grateful that the dissemination of facts and information, the freedom to express one's self, the ability to reach mankind even to its smallest level isn't barred or confined within the four corners of the academe but is likewise, reachable, readable and accessible in every means possible. Newspapers and magazines are just few of the common information alleys. Nowadays there are e-books, blogs, news and magazine websites, etc. that can easily be accessed. It's just a matter of choosing the right mean to suit each one's needs.

Answer 7

Journalism typically involves more in-depth research and writing, focusing on providing detailed information and analysis. News broadcasting, on the other hand, tends to prioritize brevity and immediacy, aiming to deliver information quickly and concisely to a broad audience. News broadcasting often relies on visuals, tone of voice, and delivery style to engage viewers.

Answer 8

Journalism incorporates Broadcast Journalism (television media) and Print Journalism (the written word. i.e.; newpspapers and magazines).

Answer 9

broadcasters are the ones who work on radio or television. two types are radio broadcaster and tv broadcaster.