In this brief discussion, we examine the importance of hourly rates and flat rates for freelance editors, and how each can be appropriate for different customer types in the context of their financial situations. We examine two general examples of where these rates can be useful in the world of freelancing.
Students and those aspiring to become journalists can sometimes harbour a cynical view of the Public Relations, often brought on by the intuitive assumption of the relationship between the two fields and how they treat and handle information. This brief discussion seeks to address this matter and even highlight a contrary view a
The discussion briefly outlines the potential pitfall in relying on a purely mass media academic background in order to write features and column pieces on specialised topics. Students are often faced with such choices when entering higher education as not all mass media aspirations involve a desire to go into full-time news jou
How have myths influenced early civilizations? A brief rationale is offered.
In this discussion, we'll briefly examine various expectations of the proofreading process. In doing so, we will consider the importance of why proofreaders should also help to maintain consistency in writing style when editing documents, as these can have somewhat far-reaching benefits for writers and their readership.
The discussion will address the importance of perpetual dynamism in facing the challenged of online video media, especially from the perspective of content creators and service providers. The discussion itself will aim to highlight this point with the recent and rather specific monetisation policy developments that have taken pl
Select one theory, concept, skill, or issue relating to the topic of interviewing. Review the salient scholarly literature and research regarding this topic. Describe your findings.
Why does it help for columnists to explain changes in their opinions? This small but important discussion came about on the topic of backtracking in journalism as columnists are essentially journalists selling the opinions on the free market of ideas, but much like normal individuals, these opinions are subject to change. In
In this brief discussion, we further examine some of the trade-off benefits of freelancing in the journalism industry. This discussion elaborates on prior discussions and further examines the specific financial and networking benefits of freelancing in not only establishing a compelling reputation and appeal for the concerned wr
This discussion examines some of the basic requirements of freelancers, especially those offering writing and editing services, and how these requirements can be met through networking. The discussion aims to highlight some of the basic vital roles that networking plays in addressing such requirements.
In this discussion, the case is made for an editor's primary focus on keeping documents -- regardless of their background or nature -- as coherent, clear and concise as possible, as well as the hand-in-hand relationship between these three primary factors that emphasise an editor's excellent eye for detail.
The discussion will make the case for, and cover, a few primary pointers that make compelling interviews. Interviews have shown an enduring value in the realm of news and media, even with the recent transitions into the digital medium. As such, it is vital for prospective journalists to maintain focus on certain factors that mak
This discussion emerges in light of previous discussions about the challenges faced by traditional media in light of the growing popularity of social media. In the case of this discussion, we will gloss over some important and highly tangible benefits that traditional media derives from the presence of social media, as well
What are some communication needs that businesses must consider when communicating with the team members or customers who happen to be younger in age?
This solution offers quotes from 10 academic references (journals/textbooks) which comment on how much people, especially teenagers, use social media.
This solution delivers 10 quotes from academic references which comment on how much teenagers use social media and may show unfavourable behaviour.
This brief discussion delves into the repercussions of the reliance of news outlets on pre-election polling data to make rather firm and solid predictions about election outcomes. Predictions that--in the context of the recent-most British national election--did not pan out as the polling data were not nearly as accurate as the
How are the colors red and yellow used in Kill Bill Vol. 1?
Discuss how The Lady From Shanghai is a "Film Noir."
Please assist with: Developing a plan for your own weekly tabloid-format newspaper with at least 24 pages. Explain your plan in a 1,500 word report, led by a synopsis. (BTW, in spite of popular wisdom, the word "tabloid" refers to the size of the newspaper pages. Some people wrongly use that term to describe a sensationali
The following discussion examines the primary points of importance behind research and sources when it comes to science journalism. When it comes to science-based writing, the quality of the source material can be of great importance in solidifying the implicit claims of the story's angle. This means that a prospective writer ha
The topic of ethics and transparency has always been a cornerstone of journalistic inquiry. With the recent surge in the online medium by way of New Media, there has been an emergence of considerably newer challenges and interests with regards to the evolving role of ethics in journalism. In the following solution's discussion,
Please provide assistance on analyzing your experiences as a member of at least one team--sports teams, Learning Teams, and so forth--and one small group--family, friendship circles, work relationships, and so forth. (You are contrasting your team and group experiences). Answer the following questions within the paper: - W
What are two quantitative research methods used in communications research? What are two advantages and two disadvantages for each of the quantitative methods? What are two qualitative research methods used in communications research? What are two advantages and two disadvantages for each of the qualitative methods?
This is a rather common question to come up in a large number of undergraduate and post-graduate lectures on the topic of feature journalism and professional writing in general. In the changing climate of the mass communications industry, does freelancing provide added financial and career benefits? If so, how does a prospec
How does "The Border Patrol State" qualify as a story. What elements of a story structure are present? What does it communicate? The essay is attatched.
This question sparked an interesting discussion on the topic of New Media's revolutionising effect on the state of journalism in general, as well as its encroaching impact on the readership and appeal of its traditional print counterpart. In this solution, you will find a compelling and well-supported discussion about not onl
How can one determine the validity of a source, determine whether reporters achieve a balance between the need to gather information (the public's right to know) and sensitivity toward victims (the right of privacy)?
Do you think that journalists apply a social justice agenda in their reporting? If so, does it harm journalistic credibility? Is a justice driven reporting agenda a sign of good reporting or biased reporting? Please provide some references and links to further information on the subject.
The challenge here is to begin to determine the connection between the history of communication theory and how it may or may not tie into the notion of a global community and new media. Discuss the media theory of composition and how it provides the genesis for the information age and the application of new digital technologies.