Journalism

What is Journalism?

• Journalism is the activity of gathering, writing, editing, and publishing or broadcasting news through newspapers, magazines, radio, television or online platforms.

• Journalism is the activity of gathering and writing news through newspapers, magazines, radio, television or online platforms.

• Journalism is the activity of writing and publishing or broadcasting news through newspapers, magazines, radio, television or online platforms.

• Journalism is the activity of writing news through newspapers, magazines, radio, television or online platforms.

What are the functions of Journalism? Choose two answers.

• Inform the public through news coverage and influence and mold the public opinion.

• Amuse or entertain the public and serve and promote community welfare as a whole.

• Document events for future reference and express one's ideas and feelings.

• For leisure and hobby purposes and to improve one's writing skill

What is Campus Journalism?

• It is a co-curricular activity where students gather, write, edit, and publish news articles and the like.

• It is a co-curricular activity where students gather and publish news articles and the like.

• It is a co-curricular activity where students write news articles and the like.

• It is a co-curricular activity where students write and publish news articles and the like.

Identify the type of news article.

These are found at the front of a newspaper. They inform readers about things that are happening in the world or in the local area. They will be full of facts, like names, dates and places, as well as points of view.

• Editorials

• Sports news

• News reports

• Feature articles

These explore the issues raised by news stories in more depth. For example, a report about young children left home alone could inspire a feature article on the difficulties of finding childcare providers in the local area. A feature article tends to be more opinionated and less formal than a report, often taking a personal point of view.

• Editorials

• Sports news

• News reports

• Feature articles

These are pieces by 'personality' writers, often celebrities in other fields. They might be there to inform (because the writer's expert opinion is valued), or they might be there to entertain (because the writer has a comic or interesting way of describing everyday life).

• News reports

• Editorials, columns and opinion pieces

• Literary articles

• Feature articles