English journalistic writing

Journalists must research, verify, and double check the accuracy of their facts and information

• Objectivity

• Accuracy

• Brevity

• Timeliness

Journalists must write in a way that is easy for their readers to understand

• Clarity

• Objectivity

• Readability

• Timeliness

Journalists must be mindful of the readability of their stories and ensure that their readers can easily process the information presented

• Timeliness

• Objectivity

• Brevity

• Readability

 Journalists strive to present their stories without any personal bias or agenda

• Brevity

• Timeliness

• Objectivity

• Readability

• practice of writing in a succinct  and concise manner.

• Brevity

• Timeliness

• Clarity

• Readability

practice of providing news and information to the public in a timely manner.

• Timeliness

• Accuracy

• Brevity

• Clarity

reports on current events, often focusing on issues of public interest.

• Editorial stories

• News stories

• Feature stories

• Sports news

•  longer, in-depth  pieces that explore a particular topic or issue from multiple angles.

• Sports News

• News stories

• Editorial Stories

• Feature stories

 opinion pieces written by journalists  to express their views on a particular issue, event or topic.

• News Stories

• Editorial stories

• Sports news

• Feature stories

reports on a recent game or a feature article that profiles a team or player

• Brevity

• Sports news

• Editorial stories

• Feature stories