Journalists

Yes, posterity is the population that comes after you.

A journalist should prioritize accuracy, fairness, and impartiality in their reporting. They should also be ethical, respectful, and transparent in their interactions and work to hold power to account while providing a voice to the marginalized.

A journalist writes and reports the stories for a newspaper, magazine, radio or TV station. Years ago, journalists were called "newsmen" or "members of the press" ("the press" was an older word for journalism). These days, there are both men and women reporters, so "newsman" is rarely used; and "the press" has been replaced by the term "the media." Today, journalists are often called reporters or correspondents.

A photojournalist takes the pictures that go along with the story. He or she goes out to cover the story along with the reporter, and takes whatever photos are appropriate to that story. Some of the most important and iconic images in US history have been provided by photojournalists.

It helps to be inquisitive. Much of journalism is about being able to dig past the basic story to find something no one else has uncovered. Certainly, an outgoing personality is a bonus, but I know many introverts who are great journalists.

But you have to be able to think on your feet, be a self starter and not take "no" for an answer. You learn to grow a thick skin and figure out quickly when someone's trying to put a spin on things.

Most of all, the best journalists are detail-oriented, particularly when it comes to their craft. Study and know the rules of grammar, punctuation, spelling and constantly work on improving your writing.

media pressure is when things like models and newspapers and the television make people feel like they have to look different , like it might make boys think they need a six pack, or girls have to be super skinny, where as its not true, we are all are own people

In newspapers, the drop deadline refers to the latest possible time for submitting an article, advertisement, or other content so it can be included in a specific issue or edition. Missing the drop deadline typically means the content will not be published until a later issue.

The task of collecting digital evidence from electronic media is known as digital forensics. It involves gathering, preserving, analyzing, and presenting digital evidence in a way that is admissible in a court of law. Digital forensics is crucial in investigating cybercrimes and other incidents involving electronic devices.

One top news story on the national news is likely to be related to current political events, international affairs, major natural disasters, or significant developments in technology or science. The specific story can vary depending on the day and the region.

Journalists should have strong research and writing skills, the ability to generate story ideas and conduct interviews, critical thinking and analytical skills, and the ability to work under tight deadlines. Additionally, they should have good communication skills, be curious and persistent, and have a strong ethical foundation.

Non-print sources refer to materials that are not in written or printed form, such as audio recordings, videos, photographs, and digital content. These sources are often used as supporting materials for research and information purposes.

The "ABCD" of media writing refers to Accuracy (ensuring factual correctness), Brevity (using concise language), Clarity (making the message easily understood), and Detail (providing enough information for context). These principles help writers create effective and impactful media content.

Simply because media is available to every age group, therefore, there is a need to filter and censor inappropriate images/articles from the children's eyes.

i see what your saying. but although it still happens, newspapers/news shows are aimed at adults. but the kids have newsround

Hypermedia allows non-linear navigation and interaction with elements such as text, images, audio, and video through hypertext links, providing a more interactive user experience. In contrast, linear media presents content in a pre-determined sequence without options for user navigation, such as traditional TV shows or movies.

An editorial presents a viewpoint or opinion on a specific topic, issue, or event. It is meant to inform, persuade, or simply express the writer's perspective on the subject matter. Editorials can be found in newspapers, magazines, blogs, and other media platforms.

Examples of print media include newspapers, magazines, brochures, flyers, newsletters, and posters. These are materials that are physically printed on paper or other materials and distributed to a target audience.

"Coky" is a term used to describe someone who is self-assured, confident, or arrogant in a way that may be seen as overly cocky or conceited. It can imply a sense of superiority or swagger that may come across as off-putting to others.

Lincoln Steffens uncovered political corruption in his muckraking work, particularly in his series of articles exposing municipal corruption in cities like St. Louis and Minneapolis. He revealed how politicians and business interests were colluding for personal gain at the expense of the public good.

John O'Sullivan wrote an influential editorial in 1845 about the concept of "Manifest Destiny" and the United States' expansion westward. This term came to symbolize the belief that it was the country's destiny to expand and bring civilization across the continent. O'Sullivan argued that it was the nation's duty to spread democracy and American ideals throughout the continent.

The FCC regulates radio and television to ensure that broadcasts serve the public interest, are non-discriminatory, and adhere to decency standards. This helps promote diversity of viewpoints, protect consumers from harmful content, and maintain order in the airwaves.

The size of the editorial department of a newspaper depends on the size of the newspaper. Big newspapers usually have elaborate departments with several editors and reporters, while smaller newspapers tend to be smaller and compact. For a typical newspaper it would have the editor who oversees the newspaper, and in some cases doubles as the manager. Reporting to the editor is the deputy editor who supervises the editorial department. Reporting to the deputy editor are line editors who supervise reporters according to specialties. These line editors are also called by the departments they handle such as Sports Editor, Business Editor, Politics Editor, Foreign Editor, Features Editor and News Editor. There are also special editors who read and edit news copies such as the sub editor and copy editor.

An investigative journalist or reporter who focuses on uncovering corporate misdeeds is commonly referred to as a financial journalist or investigative business journalist. These professionals delve deep into financial and corporate matters to expose unethical practices, fraud, corruption, and other wrongdoings within the corporate world.

William Randolph Hearst had blue eyes.

Print media includes newspapers, magazines, books, and brochures that are physically printed on paper. It provides a tangible form of information that can be easily shared and referenced. Print media also tends to have a longer shelf life compared to digital media.