Two days each week,
on your blog, post the following (this can be accomplished during class time):
- A consistent title: "Analysis of a News Source, Week #"
- The basics of the newscast: Time, Date, Station, Anchors
- The topic, category (crime, education, weather, and so on) and reporter for the first three stories on the news cast.
- Pick one story from the week, find a way to watch it again (either by walking back over it on a DV-R or finding it on the station's web site) and describe how the six traits of newsworthiness apply to that source. Also, give it a focus statement (subject(s) verb(s) object(s); i.e., fire burns house, kills none)
- A consistent title: "Analysis of a News Source, Week #"
- The basics of the newscast: Time, Date, Station, Anchors
- The topic, category (crime, education, weather, and so on) and reporter for the first three stories on the news cast.
- Pick one story from the week, find a way to watch it again (either by walking back over it on a DV-R or finding it on the station's web site) and describe how the six traits of newsworthiness apply to that source. Also, give it a focus statement (subject(s) verb(s) object(s); i.e., fire burns house, kills none)
Analysis of a News
Source, Week 1.1
Basics- 5pm. On Sunday, November 11, KARE 11, with
Rena Sarigianopoulos and Blake McCoy.
1 story- Tree
falls onto elder women’s house.
Timing was used for the elder women’s story, the tree had
just fallen onto her house the night before.
Raquelle Schommer
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