新闻写作与报道训练教程(第5版)(高等院校双语教材新闻传播学系列)
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品牌: 卡罗尔·里奇
基本信息·出版社：中国人民大学出版社
·页码：311 页
·出版日期：2009年
·ISBN：7300106668/9787300106663
·条形码：9787300106663
·包装版本：5版
·装帧：平装
·开本：16
·正文语种：中文
·丛书名：高等院校双语教材新闻传播学系列
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内容简介《新闻写作与报道训练教程(第5版)》从新闻本身、如何采集信息、新闻报道结构、媒介伦理和各种类型的新闻写作技巧五个方面着手，详细介绍了新闻采集和写作的方法与技巧。强调利用互联网辅助新闻调研和报道，并在每一章之后提供了相关网络的网址资源。实例材料丰富翔实，精选自数百家媒体，极大地增强了《新闻写作与报道训练教程(第5版)》的可读性和趣味性。注重新闻伦理问题，在每一部分都有所涉及并辟有专章论述。《新闻写作与报道训练教程(第5版)》适用于新闻学科的学生，对相关的从业人员也有很好的借鉴作用，是一本不可多得的、极具使用价值的新闻采访与写作教材。
作者简介卡罗尔·里奇（Carole Rich），现为阿拉斯加安克雷奇大学（University of Alaska Anchorage）的新闻学教授。她从1970年开始其新闻生涯，在《费城公报》（Philadelphia Bulletin）做记者，从事教育和政府新闻报道；在《劳德代尔堡新闻／太阳一前哨报》（Fort Lauderdale News/Sun-Sentinel）担任记者、食品版编辑和城市版编辑；在《哈特福德科伦特报》（The Hartford Courant）任都市版副主编。她自1985年开始从事新闻教育，曾在堪萨斯大学（University of Kansas）任教10年。里奇先后在十多家报纸担任客座写作教练，并在美国各地举办写作研讨会。
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目录
前言
第一部分 理解新闻
第1章 不断变化的新闻概念
第2章 基本的新闻报道
第二部分 采集信息
第3章 报道选题
第4章 消息源和网络调查
第5章 采访技巧
第三部分 组织报道结构
第6章 导语和核心段
第7章 报道结构
第8章 叙事和特写技巧
第9章 广播电视新闻写作和报道
第10章 网络新闻
第四部分 应用技巧
第11章 专业报道
第12章 演讲、新闻发布会、会议新闻
第13章 政府新闻和统计数据新闻
第14章 犯罪报道与刑罚报道
第15章 灾害、天气和悲剧事件报道
第16章 人物专访
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序言We are living in an age of rapid changes in the media, but the basic princi ples of good writing, accurate reporting and ethical behavior are timeless.This book is designed to teach you how to acquire the writing and reporting skills you will need to excel in your career no matter which media field you choose to enter. The book also emphasizes media ethics in every chap ter so that you can gain an understanding of the problems you might encounter and learn ethical principles that will help you resolve them.
The coaching method, which is the foundation of this book, is a way of helping writers discover their problems and learn techniques to solve them. The book features tips from leading writing coaches and award-winning journalists.
This fifth edition is the first book in which author Carole Rich has collaborated with another author. Because media careers now require a convergence of print, broadcast and online skills, Rich worked with Christopher Harper, who has more than 20 years of experience in print, broadcast and international media. Harper revised the chapters on broadcast journalism and Web journalism and wrote a new chapter on global journalism.
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Some story ideas are assigned by editors, but most editors expect reporters to provide their own story ideas, especially if the reporter covers a beat. The daily "story budget" contains a brief description of each story planned for the next day's newspaper, TV news show or online news site. Each budget item, or "budget line," begins with a "slug" （a one-word title） and is followed by a few sentences describing the story. Many news organizations also use a planning story budget, describing story ideas for the week and long-range stories.
The budget line is also a tool to help you focus your ideas. As you write your budget lines, you should be keeping the focus——the "so what" factor—— in mind. Your budget line is your way of selling the story idea to your editor, so you need to make it sound like an essential news story or a compelling idea.
To write a budget line, give your story a slug, and describe the idea in a paragraph or two. Include potential sources and possibilities for photos or graphics. Here's an example of a budget line by Buddy Nevins, a reporter who covered the transportation beat for the Sun-Sentinel in Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
Pedestrians. Broward has one of the highest rates of pedestrian deaths in the nation. One problem is that the roads haven't been designed for pedestrians, and many don't have sidewalks or crosswalks because of a lack of money.
What is being done to solve the problem？
Graphics: Charts, maps of worst roads
A good budget line should summarize the main point of your story. It will also give you a head start in writing your lead or nut graph.
