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What is straight news reporting?
Straight news reporting (sometimes also referred to as "hard news" reporting) means reporting the news in a neutral, factual manner, without opinion or personal point of view. These days, there are many commentators on TV and radio, and while they may discuss current events, they are not "straight news reporters" because they are giving opinion and making assertions that may or may not be based on fact. All networks, including opinion-based outlets like Fox and MSNBC, have both commentators and straight news reporters. It is important to know the difference between them, since some (reporters like Shep Smith on Fox and Andrea Mitchell on MSNBC) are mainly giving you the facts, and others (like Bill O'Reilly on Fox and Lawrence O'Donnell on MSNBC) are giving you their partisan opinions about those facts.
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They exaggerated stories to sell newspapers.
News that consists of facts given straight without embellishment. its main aim is to inform. it uses the summary lead and is written using the inverted pyramid structure….
5 A*-C GCSEs with at least 3 A LEVELS at A, B, B and a degree in Journalism/Communications or Broadcast Journalism!
no, of course not
Answer In foreign countries like USA, Canada etc the average salary of news reporter is 1,50,000 per month. seems shoking but it is too poor in those countries. And in… India it will be quiet low. for further information search in google.
1.Objective 2. Interpretative 3. Investigative 4. Sensational
Hello and welcome to (news channel) at/on (time or date) Im (name) and here are the main news stories for today
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About 28 to 30
CNN reports about almost news around the world, from Health, Living to Sport, Technology and Politics. They specialize in US news and World politics news.
Actually, for animals, the person who is naming the new species submits that name and all supporting documents to The International Commission on Zoological Nomenclature (ICZN…). Based on the rules, The International Code of Zoological Nomenclature, The commission of 28 members from 20 countries decides on the validity of the name. For plants, the new name is reviewed by a meeting of the International Botanical Congress (IBC) that applies the rules of the International Code of Botanical Nomenclature (ICBN. They meet every 6 years in a different location around the world. In 2005 it was in Vienna and the next will be in 2011 in Melbourne, Australia.
What are the differences between a News Reporter Entertainment Reporter Sports Reporter and Weather Reporter?
although they all have a duty as journaislts to report the truth, the only difference is that they simply report on different subjects. C. muckraker
they get paid at least 4 or 5,000 dollars each week. i think
COLUMBUS, Ohio - A species of monkey thought likely to be extinct may still be swinging through the trees in Africa, according to an anthropologist. The Miss Waldron's red col…obus monkey was declared likely extinct in 2000 by a team that included W. Scott McGraw, an assistant professor of anthropology at Ohio State University. None had been seen since 1978, but McGraw said Wednesday he has evidence the species survives. Two years ago, McGraw retrieved the skin of a monkey a hunter killed in Ivory Coast that had the markings of the red colobus, he said. The pelt had the species' typical black hair on its back with reddish fur on its forehead and thighs, along with freshly dried blood. Recently, he received a photo from an associate in Africa that shows a dead red colobus. McGraw is convinced the photo is genuine, he said. The monkey grows to a height of about 3 feet, with a head that is small for its frame. It eats fruit, seeds and foliage and emits a loud shriek. The species is believed to be named for the companion of its discoverer. There are about 18 species of red colobus. | The Miss Waldron's species was the victim of farmers who removed much of the monkeys' forest habitat and hunters who ate or sold their meat, McGraw said. He has made several trips to Ivory Coast and plans to return to the war-torn nation next summer. McGraw has heard of sightings by hunters and other locals but has yet to see one himself. "It's in the extreme southeast corner of Ivory Coast," McGraw said. "It is smack dab in the middle of the (colobus') historical distribution. All the hunters we talk to say the forests are crawling with them. This is the frustrating part." John Oates, an anthropology professor at Hunter College in New York City, also was part of the team that declared the species likely to be extinct. He said McGraw's findings do not surprise him. "We didn't dismiss the possibility that a few hung on somewhere," Oates said. "But no one's managed to see one jumping around in the trees." The researchers' work in 2000 suggested that the red colobus could have been the first species of primates to disappear in 200 years and warned that other species could soon become extinct unless deforestation and hunting were managed. Ivory Coast forbids hunting, but the ban is not strongly enforced, McGraw said.
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No, a primary source is an original document or an actual witness.
Straight from the Hood An MTV News Special Report - 1993 TV was released on: USA: 3 March 1993