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News Journalism: Mix of Creative Writing, Research and News

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Despite the constant shifts within the paradigm of news media, especially with online media, certain facets of traditional journalism remain vital. Here we have a brief discussion about the relevance of Feature Journalism as it serves as a cornerstone for creative writers looking to apply themselves to news reporting.

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Feature Journalism deals with a vital spot where creative writing, research and news reporting intersect. This is what makes editorials and distinct cover pieces relevant across a host of news media mediums and thus, makes it a relevant tool for any aspiring writer looking to get into journalism.

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Many aspiring journalists often find themselves exploring their prospects in the field after being inspired by a certain kind of news reporting, and this isn't dry news. Afterall, there's little in terms of variety when it comes to a dozen different outlets literally stating the same bare facts and noting else. It's usually the spins and distinct narratives and editorial slants provided by distinct writers and investigators that catch the eye of the public that goes beyond just the news story, and this is the content that generally inspires a sub-set of readers or viewers to consider their place in the field. ...

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