ASBAC ten Journalism Principles and Practices Modules One to Six
The Myth of the "Nose for News"
How Newsrooms Are Organized
Television Television emphasizes: Pictures Emotion
Online News Online news offers: Twenty-four seven updates Interactivity Unlimited space Multimedia content
Types of Sources Primary Sources Firsthand or direct sources.
Routine and Cultivated Sources Routine Sources
Evaluating Source Credibility
Interview Basics Step One: Preparation
Step Three: Conducting the Interview
Step Four: Source Protection Journalists should:
MODULE Four News Writing Fundamentals: Inverted Pyramid and Lead Inverted Pyramid Structure
News Language and Style Accuracy Facts, names, titles, dates, and numbers must be correct. Brevity
Five Core Ethical Principles
Three. Fairness and Impartiality
Four. Humanity Journalists should:
Five. Accountability Journalists should:
Privacy Versus Public Right to Know
Misinformation, Disinformation, and Malinformation
Fact-Checking Process Step One: Identify the Claim
Step Four: Evaluate Evidence Check whether the evidence comes from:
Step Five: Make a Determination Possible verdicts: Verified False Unverified
Five. Seasonal or Occasional Feature Connected to: Holidays