The Country Weekly
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Most country reporters do not think that a copy of the paper each week is enough payment for writing the correspondence. The editor, to be sure, furnishes stationery, stamped envelopes, and, perhaps, pencils and an eraser. In most cases this seems too little, and often the character of the correspondence and the in- frequency of it show that the county reporter is not being properly compensated and is losing interest in his work. Such news writers have to be urged into activity and it is diffic...ult for the editor to overcome the apathy of the correspondent who has once become indifferent.
The Personal Touch. Perhaps the best thing the editor can do if the correspondent is worth trying to retain, is to develop more friendly personal relations with him. This will go far toward rousing the activ- ity of the correspondent. Many editors make it a point to call on their county reporters at least once a year, and to write them personal letters as often as any good purpose can be served by such letter writing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Most country reporters do not think that a copy of the paper each week is enough payment for writing the correspondence. The editor, to be sure, furnishes stationery, stamped envelopes, and, perhaps, pencils and an eraser. In most cases this seems too little, and often the character of the correspondence and the in- frequency of it show that the county reporter is not being properly compensated and is losing interest in his work. Such news writers have to be urged into activity and it is diffic...ult for the editor to overcome the apathy of the correspondent who has once become indifferent.
The Personal Touch. Perhaps the best thing the editor can do if the correspondent is worth trying to retain, is to develop more friendly personal relations with him. This will go far toward rousing the activ- ity of the correspondent. Many editors make it a point to call on their county reporters at least once a year, and to write them personal letters as often as any good purpose can be served by such letter writing.
What to read after The Country Weekly?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Phil Carleton Bing to read onlineMoreLess
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