JRN 103 Chapter Notes - Chapter 6: Justin Bieber, Exact Sciences
30 Mar 2017
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Do come up with a focused lede on an aspect of the issue. Don"t include quotes from audience members that amount to: i hadn"t heard of this person/thing/idea before attending this event, and now i have. Do be clear when you are quoting something said in a speech or panel vs. something said to you in an interview. Do let your audience-reaction material guide your focus. For example, don"t use: twenty-six ryerson students attended the event, titled/called/dubbed word choice for news articles. avoid entitled , titled , dubbed etc. Use: twenty-six ryerson students attended word choice for news articles, a workshop on how to use clear language in news stories. Also: sometimes you don"t have to name the event. Ask: does my reader need to know the long title of this conference? . Report on what you see, hear, observe and have fact-checked (for verifiable facts). Avoid jumping to conclusions with your statements.
