Intro : A Practical Guide to Journalism in Aotearoa New Zealand
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Author:Grant Hannis
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ISBN:9780994147318
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Publication Date:February 2018
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Edition:1
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Pages:384
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Binding:Paperback
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Publisher:Massey University Press
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Author:Grant Hannis
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ISBN:9780994147318
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Publication Date:February 2018
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Edition:1
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Pages:384
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Binding:Paperback
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Publisher:Massey University Press
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This textbook covers the topics all journalist needs to know for a career in journalism in New Zealand. These include finding and writing news, reporting specialist rounds (like politics and sport), radio and TV journalism, media law and ethics. The book embraces the modern digital world, with chapters on web-based reporting, digital news photography and using social media to find and develop stories. There are also chapters on reporting Maori affairs and reporting on diversity.
The book has a very practical focus. The chapters are all written by experienced journalism educators and journalists, and include extensive advice from working journalists. The book was originally commissioned and published by the New Zealand Journalists Training Organisation, the industry body that oversaw the training of New Zealand journalists. There are also exercises available online for all of the books chapters.
Grant Hannis has taught journalism for 15 years at Massey University in Wellington.
Featured in the 11 December 2017 New Zealand / Pasifika Newsletter.
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An indispensable guide for both beginner and experienced journalists.
This textbook covers the topics all journalist needs to know for a career in journalism in New Zealand. These include finding and writing news, reporting specialist rounds (like politics and sport), radio and TV journalism, media law and ethics. The book embraces the modern digital world, with chapters on web-based reporting, digital news photography and using social media to find and develop stories. There are also chapters on reporting Maori affairs and reporting on diversity.
The book has a very practical focus. The chapters are all written by experienced journalism educators and journalists, and include extensive advice from working journalists. The book was originally commissioned and published by the New Zealand Journalists Training Organisation, the industry body that oversaw the training of New Zealand journalists. There are also exercises available online for all of the books chapters.
Grant Hannis has taught journalism for 15 years at Massey University in Wellington.
Featured in the 11 December 2017 New Zealand / Pasifika Newsletter.
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Author: Grant HannisISBN: 9780994147318Publication Date: February 2018Edition: 1Pages: 384Binding: PaperbackPublisher: Massey University PressCountry of Publication:
An indispensable guide for both beginner and experienced journalists.This textbook covers the topics all journalist needs to know for a career in journalism in New Zealand. These include finding and writing news, reporting specialist rounds (like politics and sport), radio and TV journalism, media law and ethics. The book embraces the modern digital world, with chapters on web-based reporting, digital news photography and using social media to find and develop stories. There are also chapters on reporting Maori affairs and reporting on diversity.
The book has a very practical focus. The chapters are all written by experienced journalism educators and journalists, and include extensive advice from working journalists. The book was originally commissioned and published by the New Zealand Journalists Training Organisation, the industry body that oversaw the training of New Zealand journalists. There are also exercises available online for all of the books chapters.
Grant Hannis has taught journalism for 15 years at Massey University in Wellington.
Featured in the 11 December 2017 New Zealand / Pasifika Newsletter.
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Author: Grant HannisISBN: 9780994147318Publication Date: February 2018Edition: 1Pages: 384Binding: PaperbackPublisher: Massey University PressCountry of Publication:
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