Hello readers!
Here I am going to wrote about Journalism. We know that journalism is generally defined as the production and distribution of reports on recent events, and also I am wrote about the lead writing and features writing. This blog is my academic task given by Vaidehi Hariyani medam from Department of English Bhavnagar University.
Introduction
Word ' Journal' Journalism, journalist ' have their origin in the French derivation' journal' the Latin term ' diurnalis' means ' daily', Around 130 B. C. in Rome there grew a practice of putting up two handwriting practice of putting up two handwriting bulletins in the main public square.
" Journalism is instant history, an account of history as it is being made".
The industrial Revolution brought in so many profitable advertisements that news gradually began to be pushed into the inside pages. Views were expressed more widely in pamphlets as 'essay' s like those of Addison and steele in the spectator.
Lead writing
In journalism, the beginning sentences of a news story are everything. Called leads or "ledes", they must lonely essential information, set the tone and entice people to continue reading.
Types of Leads
- Straight lead
- Scene setting lead
- Observational lead
- First person lead
- Anecdote lead
The scene-setting lead describes the physical location where a story takes place. On the second floor of an old Bavarian palace in Munich, Germany, there’s a library with high ceilings, a distinctly bookish smell and one of the world’s most extensive collections of Latin texts.
# observational lead
When offering an authoritative observation about a story and how it fits in with the larger picture, you should make sure you know the broader context of your subject matter.
# first - person lead
This lead describes the journalist’s personal experience with the topic. It should only be used when you have a valuable contribution and perspective that help illuminate the story.
# Anecdotal lead
The anecdotal lead uses a quick, relevant story to draw in the reader. The anecdote must help enhance the article’s broader point, and you must explain the connection to that point in the first few sentences following the lead.