Journalism

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the media influences American foreign policy by using propaganda

"Am I my brother's keeper" most famously quoted from the movie New Jack City, meant do I have my brother's back or not? Unfortunately for the brothers in that movie, killing them meant he was keeping them from "jacking up" the business anymore than they had.

Being your brother's keeper should mean I have your best interest at heart and I will not let anything happen to you.

Very much so. He may nowadays be a wee bit lame, but his mind is operating on all cylinders. He still contributes a few pieces to the Sunday Times every year, according to whim.

Racism: Beyond just the black and white issues

To keep the pot boiling and the people informed.

PTC in journalism stands for 'Person to Camera' that is said by the reporter in the end of a news package with his/her appearance on camera.

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BIOS is checked out when computer is switched on and reports configuration, if set as 1st boot device hard drive at Bios boots here, if Bios is set to another device it boots there, 1st boot sequence is your 1st boot choice, if hard drive is the choice initialization activates a mechanical arm where mounted on its end is a head configuration comprising of magnetic small boxlike shapes the arm and its associated parts directionalises its self over to the outside cylinders on the platter/plate associated with the disc in the hard drive and attempts to read a ring of coded data and locates sector 1 and an area of data where reading executes from MBR (MASTER BOOT RECORD) and tells computer what PARTITION to boot in this case it is drive "C". Since "C" is active partition on after the scan boot reports on 2 "FILE ALLOCATION TABLES" known as FAT and provides size, here is the record recordings of files on hard disc, after reading the 1st FAT, 2nd FAT contains "ROOT DIRECTORY" where 2 hidden system files are located and a "KEY FILE" called "COMMAND.COM" boot process initializes windows start. PARTITIONING can in hard drive takes on other assigned letters "D" "E" "F" ETC. Where no partitioning has occurred next hardware device CD-ROM IS assigned the letter "D", and this can be your 1st BOOT device rather than hard drive, it's optional. A VIRUS can replace MBR with themselves and replace MBR somewhere else.

a good sentence to use for journalist is: The journalist was featured on the news this morning.

You have several options when you complete an interview. One option is to just let the person you are interviewing (called the "interviewee") have the last word, and you end with what he or she said in response to your final question. To achieve this, ask a question which in some way sums up or gives some sort of concluding point. The other way to end such an article, if you are writing it as an article, is that you (the interviewer, the author) write the conclusion-- often a summation of what was discussed or a re-statement of the interviewee's main points. For example, let's say you interviewed Governor Frank Jones. You could conclude by saying something like: Throughout the interview, which lasted thirty-five minutes, the governor was insistent about not raising taxes, and he repeated that pledge several times.

Another way to conclude is to discuss what happened when the interview ended. Let's say you interviewed Senator Marsha Smith. And at the end of your interview, she said she had to get back to the senate for a vote. You could conclude by saying something like: After she answered the last question, the senator looked at her watch, telling me she was due to cast a vote, and headed back to her office.

Examples of primary sources:

1. Vital records - Such as birth certificate, marriage license, death certificate, green cards, divorce certificate are either kept in the family and in public records. There are records that are only found in organizations such as churches or temples.

2. Personal Records- Diaries, photographs, newspaper clippings, letters, emails, web sites, drivers license, identifications cards.

3. Literary Manuscripts- Typed of handwritten manuscripts of novels, stories, poems, drafts, plays. Often they contain edit marks.

4. Institutional Records - Everyday activity and transaction records found in organizations such as financial records, memos, emails, meeting minutes, internal newsletters.

5. Mass Media - Documents if they were produced at the time of the events such as Newspaper and Magazine articles, Radio, Television, Internet, Phonograph Records, Videos, Cd's, personal blogs.

6. Ephemera - They are generally things that are printed for a specific occasion or purpose and aren't meant to last after their original use. Examples are: theatre programs, posters for events, ticket stubs, political leaflets, bumper stickers, license plates, and handbooks.

7. Artifacts - Such as antiques, coins, plaques.

8. Oral Histories- they are taken by family members, historians, archivists, or others who interview older people in an attempt to document events and lives that might otherwise be forgotten. Generally used for Memoirs or Autobiographies.

9. Maps -Maps are symbolic representations of a part of the earth's surface that reflect change over time such as the political and social climate within a country, the maps of countries that changed over time, climate maps.

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A sports analyst are the ones who provides expert discussion of sports-related topics before, during or after a sporting event. While the sports broadcaster are the ones who gives a running commentary of a game or event in real time, usually during a live broadcast. The comments are normally a voiceover, with the sounds of the action and spectators also heard in the background.

From the known sources form wikipedia, i knew that lambodar prasad dash is one of the famous journalist in regional language( oriya). apart from journalistic work, he is a verygood short story writer.

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Almost all Colleges and Universities have a Journalism Department. They typically are responsible for the school paper and the yearbook in addition to providing courses on writing and photography. There are a number that are very highly thought of. Your guidance counselor can help you find good resources.

Moneta Sleet, Jr., award-winning photojournalist, became the first African-American man to win a Pulitzer Prize in 1969 for "Deep Sorrow," his photograph of Martin Luther King, Jr.'s widow, taken at Dr. King's funeral. The image was published in Ebony Magazine.

stunt journalism is a form of journalism where the author usually takes place in the event or gives background information. An example of the type of writing is written by Nellie Bly aka Elizabeth Cochran. Bly wrote Ten Days in a Mad house in 1887. in this book she gets herself emmitted to an asylum where she personally observes the treatment and condition of the patients. It is stunt journalism because Bly goes undercover to share the experience with others and the same way as the other patients would , she does not investigate.

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The Press Association, that is more local than fellow British 'global' agency Reuters.

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Numerals, such as '1' or '2' are symbols for numbers. Numerals are combined to represent larger or more complex numbers ("2,224", "19.5", or "2/3"). These numbers are symbols for, and need to be read as, spelled-out words: "one", "two", "two thousand, two hundred and twenty-four", "nineteen point five", or "two thirds".