Journalism

A group of editors is commonly referred to as an editorial team or an editing panel. They work collectively to review, revise, and enhance written content before publication.

The main elements of a newspaper clipping include the headline, byline (author's name), publication date, article content, and any accompanying images or graphics. These components help provide context and information about the news story being reported.

Two major local newspapers in Bosnia and Herzegovina are "Dnevni Avaz" and "Oslobođenje".

The ratio of bad news to good news reported in the media is often skewed towards bad news. This is due to the idea that negative events tend to attract more attention and viewership. As such, it is important to seek out a balanced perspective from various sources to get a more accurate view of the world.

The salary range for journalists in the Philippines can vary widely depending on factors such as experience, location, and employer. Entry-level journalists may earn around PHP 15,000 to PHP 25,000 per month, while experienced journalists working in major media outlets or with specialized skills can earn significantly higher salaries, ranging from PHP 30,000 to over PHP 100,000 per month.

Woodward and Bernstein worked for The Washington Post as investigative journalists. They are best known for their reporting on the Watergate scandal that ultimately led to the resignation of President Richard Nixon.

Journalists' salaries can vary widely based on factors such as experience, location, and type of media outlet. On average, journalists in the United States earn a median salary of around $46,270 per year. However, top journalists working for prestigious outlets can earn six-figure salaries.

Yellow Journalism: Journalism that embellishes or exaggerates stories to gain reader.

What came to be known as "yellow journalism" was false or exaggerated reporting, or stories that were intentionally biased. Yellow journalism began in the late 1800s, and it was meant to scare the public, or to push them to believe a particular idea-- such as that a certain group was dangerous and needed to be prevented from emigrating or a certain country was evil and needed to be attacked. The stories may have contained a grain of truth or no truth at all, but their purpose was to sensationalize the news and stir up public opinion. The goal was to benefit the people in power who wanted the public to fear that immigrant group or support a war against a certain country.

Yellow Journalism is when newspapers intentionally lie or exaggerate to scare the readers or try to sell newspapers by using outrageous claims. It first happened during the Spanish-American war, but it later became common in tabloids and so-called "scandal-sheets."

Christine Hewitt (Jamaican Journalist and entertainer) was Jamaica's version of the shock jock, much in the mold of Howard Stern in the United States. Hewitt, who gained notoriety as host of the adult television show, 'Man Talk', was murdered on June 29 in St. Catherine. She was found burnt beyond recognition in her car after being attacked by an unknown number of assailants. Many claim she was "working on something big," and may have been murdered to prevent her news from reaching the public. Also a public relations practitioner and stage-show promoter, she died two months after she announced she would be entering representational politics. While an admired figure in Jamaica, many have criticized her for her public statement during an interview that the "Bible was the worst book ever written" and that she did not believe nor follow Christianity.

The Pentecost story is that people wanted to spread the word of god to people all over the globe so they had to learn all other languages to gather people and spread the good news.

Journals are used for personal reflection, goal setting, tracking progress, expressing emotions, and organizing thoughts. They can also be used for academic purposes such as taking notes, brainstorming ideas, and conducting research. Additionally, some people use journals for creative writing, gratitude practice, and self-improvement.

Digital Media typically refers to either hardware, or software.

In the case of software, it means digital music, movies, and television. Such as MP3s.

In the case of hardware, it means any media with digital storage: Floppy disks, CDs, DVDs, BDs, thumbdrives, SD cards, Compact Flash, etc.

Probably the citizens of Vatican City, because of the large number of edcucated, scholarly, ecclesiatical, diplomatic and international finance positions held by its 824 citizens where as many as half may be posted overseas at any one time.

The duties include portion of an application for a job is usually found in the work history portion of an application. THis section is where you describe what your duites were at your previous job. i.e. Working cash register, waiting on tables, answering phones, directing visitors, placing orders, fulfilling orders, etc. etc. A specific or detailed list of your duties and/or skills you performed at a previous job. Dutie on a application means what type of work did you do at your previous job. For example, wash dishes, clean bathrooms, typing, things like that.

Not all people that are obsessed become insane. Those that do are so obsessed over making money, being in love, wantingpower that they eventually become drained from trying to cover all corners and be constantly ahead of the game. This can lead to paranoia and may lead to insanity (nervous break-down is a better word.)

With the proper production quality and the right media channel any message inviting cooperative adherence with another group can be made possible. As long as the message can be absorbed and trigger an emotion of togetherness, this can be possible.

Try these antonyms: brief, cursory, nonspecific, or undetailed.

Specialization is when individuals or businesses focus on a specific area of expertise or service. This leads to different jobs as each specialization requires different skills, knowledge, and experience, which in turn creates a variety of roles within an industry or field to fulfill specialized needs. Specialization also promotes efficiency and productivity by allowing individuals to become highly skilled in a particular area.

Reportage refers to journalistic reporting or coverage of news events in a detailed and factual manner. In journalism, reportage involves gathering information, interviewing sources, and presenting the news in a coherent and informative way to provide readers with insights and understanding of the topic or event being reported on.

Apparently, the statistics are not entirely forthcoming on the internet. But according to The Economist, a study of 29 countries was conducted in 2006 that showed the USA only behind Greece in terms of per capita lawyers.

More recently, the American Lawyer reported that Israel has the most lawyers per capita, and India has the most lawyers total. Of course, the US isn't too far behind on either count.

I'm not sure where the information below came from, or if it is reliable, so take it with a grain of salt. (I think someone just looked up the population and lawyer count for a these 8 countries)

U.S.A.: There is one lawyer for every 265 Americans. Brazil follows closely with one lawyer for every 326 Brazilians.

Country Lawyers Population People/Lawyer

1) US: Lawyers: 1,143,358 Pop: 303MM P/L:265

2) Brazil: Lawyers: 571,360 Pop: 186MM P/L: 326

3) New Zealand: Lawyers: 10,523 Pop: 4MM P/L 391

4) Spain Lawyers:114,143 Pop: 45MM P/L:395

5) Italy Lawyers:121,380 Pop: 59MM P/L:488

6) UK Lawyers:151,043 Pop: 61MM P/L401

7) Germany Lawyers:138,679 Pop: 82MM P/L: 593

8) France Lawyers:45,686 Pop: 64MM P/L: 1,403

Among the 8 countries listed above, the US only has about 50% of the lawyers (37 percent of the total population). India alone has over 1 million lawyers (more than the USA). Therefore, the US does not even come close to having 70% of the world's population of lawyers. Myth busted.

But, with 2.2 million people in prisons, the US has a lawyer for every two inmates. Considering the ridiculous rate at which the United States incarcerates, that is saying something.

The lawyer number for the US comes from the ABA (active) for 2007. The lawyer number for Brazil comes from Brazilian's ABA equivalent OAB (active) for 2007. The population numbers were pulled on Jan 2nd 2008 from Wikipedia.

An operational plan outlines the specific actions, resources, and timelines needed to achieve the objectives of an organization. It provides a detailed roadmap for implementing the strategies laid out in the overall business plan and ensures that day-to-day activities are aligned with the organization's goals.

2 cents per year ( if you have a dumb book )

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This depends on so many factors. Im planning on being a writer when im older, creative writing major. Publishing companies will sometime give you a small amount of bonus money for writing ur novel when your not doing well financially (if ur broke u likely have to work the whole day, therefore wouldnt have time to write) Jk Rowling got a 15k from her publishing company to complete the first harry potter novel. Most books wont be read by anyone but really friends and family who buy it, but the ceiling is extremely high. Much less than one percent of authors actually make a living solely off of books. You'll likely have to work other jobs, but don't let that discourage you if its your dream.

It is not very hard to become a reporter - you just need excellent written and verbal communication skills. A degree helps, but in my experience is not necessary as long as you can type up an interesting, true account of the news, and are willing to do the work.

If you want to become a reporter, I would suggest attending events and talking to a few reporters in your area - ask them how they started, what they usually cover, and get an idea about what they do. You can pick them out pretty easily - they're the ones that are constantly scribbling in their notebooks. Wait until the event is over though, so you don't make them miss anything important.

Do you have any writing experience? If so, put together a portfolio of your work and send it into a few local newspapers in your area. Make sure you follow up with them - in my experience, a lot of them simply forget to call back. Things get busy in a newsroom, especially around deadline.

If you don't have any experience, practice. Attend an event and write up a story - get the who, what, when, where, and why - and don't forget the how - and fiddle with your story until you feel it is the best account of what happened. Study other people's work (but don't plagiarize!) and see what makes up an interesting story. Don't be afraid to talk to people and ask questions - you may ask the wrong question and piss someone off, but everything and anything is a learning experience, so try not to take it personally. Take a few writing classes if you can, and throw in an ethics class for good measure. Photography classes are fun, and a few local papers require a reporter to take their own pictures, so knowledge of that area is a bonus.

Be prepared to start at the bottom, especially if you have no prior experience. A lot of local publications hire freelancers - you can get your start there.

Also, be prepared for long hours and working weekends. The news doesn't just happen between 9 and 5, Monday through Friday.