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- "Newswriting Step by Step." Both a self-tutorial and a
ready-reference hand-
book for classes or newspaper staff members. Clear guidelines for writing news
stories, features, opinion and news releases. Innovative explanations of standard
grammar. Created by a journalism professor. Optional online exercises at J-Skills.
"A-or-B Grammar," enlarged
2012.
Grammar and stylebook issues with alternatives
for general usage and for journalism.
"Newswriting
Step by Step," 2012.
Revised and renamed. First published as "The Journalism QuickGuide" in
2002.
A Handbook 1
A self-tutorial or a classroom text
News Tasks 2
Story Idea, Attribution, Reader Interest, Work Ethics
Writing News, Sports, PR and Opinion 4
[SAMPLE]
[Web Site]
Writing as a Journalist, Issues, Writing with a Viewpoint
Reporting 10
[Interviewing Web Site]
Backgrounding, Preparing, Interving
Bias Patrol 14
Spin Doctors, Reporter Intensity, Defamation
Rewriting 16
[Headline Writing Web Site]
Self-Editing, Getting Approvals, Copyediting Marks,
Headline Writing
Technical Tips 20
Work, Keyboard, Save, Print, Share, Transmit
Legal Brief 22
Censorship, Editorial Judgment, Libel, Plagiarism
Percentages 24
Markups, Discounts, Real Estate Taxes
Companion Web Site 25
[J-skills: Companion Web Site]
A Modular Collection of Exercises
Index 46 ©azb
Ordering information (single & multiple copies)
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"Newswriting Step by Step," The Rolfe Press, 2012,
$10.
"A-or-B Grammar: Easily find and fix common errors,"
a new handbook
on grammar and stylebook issues, 2012. Information
Contact us: The Rolfe Press, RolfePress@NewsPlace.org.
J-Skills [newswriting & PR writing
online exercises]
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