Friday, February 5, 2010
Future of newspaper response
I think that it is bad that newspaper industries are declining. Newspapers give many different views for people, and let them choose what they want to read, not just focusing on one story like the news or internet. I predict within the next 15 years there will be no more newspapers, everything will be electronic.
News Criteria activity
1. Farmington man stuck in corn silo for 8 hours- unusualness, proximity, human interest.
2. Man blows a 4.0 blood alcohol level, and daughter blows a 1.5, while driving- unusualness, timeliness, human interest.
3. Toyota hybrids anti-lock brakes have been jamming- significance, proximity, timeliness
4. Family members turn in members of their own family for stealing purses- unusualness, timeliness, proximity, human interest.
5. University of Minnesota basketball player Royce White quits the team- prominence, human interest.
2. Man blows a 4.0 blood alcohol level, and daughter blows a 1.5, while driving- unusualness, timeliness, human interest.
3. Toyota hybrids anti-lock brakes have been jamming- significance, proximity, timeliness
4. Family members turn in members of their own family for stealing purses- unusualness, timeliness, proximity, human interest.
5. University of Minnesota basketball player Royce White quits the team- prominence, human interest.
Thursday, February 4, 2010
News report
WCCO News at 10
10:00:15- Man stuck in corn for 8 hours
10:02:47- Snowfall until morning
10:03:17- Vikings new stadium message to legislature
10:05:50- Lawmakers trying to get jobs for Americans
10:06:22- Worker being searched for shoving sock in patients mouth at Sunny Side Care Center
10:08:20- Robbery at Walgreens
10:08:40- Family members turn in theives for stealing purses
10:09:10- Haiti earthquake and adopting
10:09:27- Soldiers returning from Basbra Iraq 133rd
10:10:40- Man blows a 4.0 and daughter (15) drank to
10:11:09 Commercials
10:13:48- Follow up on man being drunk with his daughter
10:14:24- Hobbit Travel selling house in MN for 3.5 million
10:15:01- Toyota having problems on anti-lock brakes in hybrids
10:15:25- DOW barely above 10,000
10:15:50- Good question: what is with all the crows?
10:18:25- Heinz redesigned ketchup packets
10:19:13- Weather
10:21:23- New bill makes companies to start drinking tap water, not buy bottled water
10:23:01- Commercials
10:25:30- Signed Orlando Hudson. (Twins)
10:26:30- Oilers vs. Wild game
10:27:08- Gophers vs. Badgers womens basketball game. Badgers win.
10:27:35- Colts and Saints practice in Miami
10:28:37- Commercials
10:31:09- Got milk commercial between Saints and Colts players
10:31:52- Commercials and closing
News Notes
Broadcast journalism: A recall of events that interest and conern the public. Airing news instantaneaously. TV, radio, internet, ect.
Define News: News is an account of events that interest and concern the public.
6 criteria of news worthiness:
1. Unusualness- News that is different, the unusual, and out of the ordinary. Unusual news is bad.
2. Significance- Important events, ones that may affect many people, are news.
3. Timeliness- The quickest that the news reaches the viewers, new news, not old.
4. Proximity- People want to know about nearby or local events.
5. Prominence- When well known people are involved in an event.
6. Human interest- Stories about ordinary people or animals, humorous or dramatic stories.
Differences between print journalism and broadcast journalism:
1. More coverage with print or multiple stories.
2. Readers are their own editors. (print)
3. Easier to store print.
4. Readers get to pick and choose what they want to read. (Print)
5. Broadcast journalism provides the most dramatic news coverages.
Articles with news criteria
1. Ashton Kutcher hates Valentines Day. (prominence)
2. Sharks kill man at Florida Beach. (unusualness)
3. DOW pummels 200 points. (significance)
4. Brittany Murphy's death ruled an accident. (human interest)
5. Woman charged with stealing from school district. (proximity)
6. Super Bowl funnies. (human interest)
Define News: News is an account of events that interest and concern the public.
6 criteria of news worthiness:
1. Unusualness- News that is different, the unusual, and out of the ordinary. Unusual news is bad.
2. Significance- Important events, ones that may affect many people, are news.
3. Timeliness- The quickest that the news reaches the viewers, new news, not old.
4. Proximity- People want to know about nearby or local events.
5. Prominence- When well known people are involved in an event.
6. Human interest- Stories about ordinary people or animals, humorous or dramatic stories.
Differences between print journalism and broadcast journalism:
1. More coverage with print or multiple stories.
2. Readers are their own editors. (print)
3. Easier to store print.
4. Readers get to pick and choose what they want to read. (Print)
5. Broadcast journalism provides the most dramatic news coverages.
Articles with news criteria
1. Ashton Kutcher hates Valentines Day. (prominence)
2. Sharks kill man at Florida Beach. (unusualness)
3. DOW pummels 200 points. (significance)
4. Brittany Murphy's death ruled an accident. (human interest)
5. Woman charged with stealing from school district. (proximity)
6. Super Bowl funnies. (human interest)
2-4-2010 article response
Article Response: When I read the title of this article i thought i would hate it but, I agree with Ashton Kutchers idea of hating Valentines Day. He says that we should have 364 of romance and 1 day of hate. That seems like a pretty cool idea, and its funny.
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
Define Broadcast Journalism
I think broadcast journalism is spreading news and information through television, radio, or through the use of electronics.
-Airing news or current events instantaneously through t.v, radio, or internet
-Airing news or current events instantaneously through t.v, radio, or internet
Tuesday, February 2, 2010
Response to article Make the NCAA Tournament Bigger
Response to article Make the NCAA Tournament Bigger
I disagree with the writer on this article because the NCAA March Madness bracket already has 65 teams. The event lasts three weeks, and if more teams were added, then it would just be longer. All the good teams make it to the tournament, and if more teams were added they would be beat in the first round because of how good they are. They should just keep the separate tournaments for the teams that did not make it.
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