Newspaper Reporting And Correspondence
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A feature thatmay be worth playing up in a morning paper would not have the same newsvalue in an evening paper of the same day. The news grows stale soquickly because new things are continually happening and newdevelopments are continually changing the aspect of previous stories. If a story has been run through two or three editions and newdevelopments have changed it, the story is turned over to a rewrite manfor consequent alteration. A story in a morning paper is no longer newsfor an evening ...paper of the same date, but a clever rewrite man, with orwithout new developments added to the story, can recast it so that itwill appear to contain more recent news than the original story. Thestory of an arrest in a morning paper begins with the particulars of thearrest; but when the evening paper's rewrite man has rearranged it forhis paper it has become the story of the trial or the police courthearing which followed the arrest. Perhaps the evening paper sends a manto get the later developments in the case, but every rewrite man knowsthe steps that always follow an arrest and he can rewrite the originalstory without additional information.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A feature thatmay be worth playing up in a morning paper would not have the same newsvalue in an evening paper of the same day. The news grows stale soquickly because new things are continually happening and newdevelopments are continually changing the aspect of previous stories. If a story has been run through two or three editions and newdevelopments have changed it, the story is turned over to a rewrite manfor consequent alteration. A story in a morning paper is no longer newsfor an evening ...paper of the same date, but a clever rewrite man, with orwithout new developments added to the story, can recast it so that itwill appear to contain more recent news than the original story. Thestory of an arrest in a morning paper begins with the particulars of thearrest; but when the evening paper's rewrite man has rearranged it forhis paper it has become the story of the trial or the police courthearing which followed the arrest. Perhaps the evening paper sends a manto get the later developments in the case, but every rewrite man knowsthe steps that always follow an arrest and he can rewrite the originalstory without additional information.
What to read after Newspaper Reporting And Correspondence?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hyde Grant Milnor to read onlineMoreLess
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