Broadcast journalism

intrigued and hopeful by the medium of Broadcast Journalism. Young students imagine themselves on television speaking to the public about the everyday happenings around the community. However, as other growing mediums emerge, Broadcast Journalism is a dwindling in viewership, especially with the younger generation. For my field research, I had the pleasure of interviewing Christian Schaffer. The newest co-anchor of Good Morning Maryland on ABC-2 News in Baltimore. Broadcast news is a medium that is thrilling

In depth interview with broadcast journalism professionals On November 18, 2016, I met up with the director of the Univision news Cristina Bazaldua to find out more about the history of the studio. When one first walks in the building the first thing that catches your attention is the clear and transparent glass windows that allow you to see everything that goes on behind the scenes. When asked, Cristina mentioned that the Univision industry is very involved with the community, meaning it doesn’t

CNJ 319 Final Exam - Leixi Wang – 746 words If there is one thing I believe in is that journalism, specifically broadcast journalism, helped greatly in the advancement of communications technologies and vice versa. With the introduction of radio and television, the hunger for more information and accessing the information quicker grew tremendously. Maybe not the best time in terms of world peace, but with the drive to spread the information out as fast and as widely as possible, it did help drive

Bob Edwards’ Edward Murrow and the Birth of Broadcast Journalism is a short biography about the man that established and revolutionized broadcast journalism. Bob Edwards has ample experience in broadcast journalism as a radio news and talk show host for over 30 years (Biography.com). It is no surprise that Edwards takes a particular interest in writing about Edward Murrow since he certainly influenced Edwards’ career in radio news. While he conducted most of his research through secondary sources

Managment Skills 1. The “classical” management theory leans toward the administrative, bureaucratic and scientific approaches to management. The “behavioral” theory emphasizes employee needs and their motivation. The ”behavioral” approach is best suited for media management because the employees play a huge role in the business. The employees could include actors or radio personalities that draw huge interest and revenue based on their talent. It is very important to keep these people happy and

Journalism is defined as the activity of gathering, assessing, creating, and presenting news and information. (American Press Institute) It is the process of finding out what is going to be important to the general public and presenting that information in an unbiased and ethical way. The number of journalists in 2014 was 54, 400. Journalism could be described as the office job for people who don’t want to work in an office. Reporters are in constant motion and they report on a variety of topics

The concept of journalism has always been regarded with skepticism. People are not sure which newspapers or news stations to trust. Naturally, the audience gravitates towards mainstream news providers like CNN or The New York Times. These sources, along with many others, have been accepted for their credibility. Recently, however, another source has been capturing the audience’s attention. This source is known as citizen journalism, and its contributions to society have had a huge impact. Whether

The advantages and disadvantages of citizen journalism and professional journalism In this era, the popularity of citizen journalism has spread throughout all over the world. As a matter of fact, more and more people are starting to take benefit of content publishers. This can be seen in Television news, such as winter snow photos, traffic accidents or local sporting events. However, it leaves a question, what exactly is news anyway? What do you need to be a citizen journalist? What is its impact

We believe that a similar dynamic is at work today, one we’re calling post-industrial journalism. To mean “Journalism no longer organized around the norms of proximity to the machinery of production.” Observers of the news industry today, state that reporters are people “doing more with less” is the mantra of every publisher who’s just laid off a dozen reporters and editors. However, because the “with less” part is a forced move, we have to try to make the “doing more” part work, which means less

listening to the full War of the Worlds broadcast, the introduction was the first thing that grabbed my attention. From the dramatic music, to the line in which Orson Wells states “We know now that in the early years of the twentieth century. This world was being watched closely by intelligence greater than man.” That line immediately grabbed my attention because it quickly made me wonder “who was this thing he was talking about?” “Will this whole broadcast cover the story of the mysterious figure