Cover
Title page
Copyright page
Dedication
Contents
Foreword
Preface
Introduction - Substance of the Communication Process
Components of the Communication Process
Oral Communication - Meaning, Advantages and Limitations
Non Verbal Communication - Actions Speak Louder than Words
Importance of Communication in an Organization
Chapter 1 - News and Society
Study questions for students to discuss in class.
Lesson Notes
Key concepts and terms
Chapter 2 - Culture of Journalism
Study questions
Lesson Notes
Key Concepts by James Glen Stoval
Study questions for students
Lesson Notes
Key Concepts
Chapter 3 - Becoming a Journalist
Study Questions
Lesson Notes
Key Concepts
Chapter 4 - Newspapers
Study questions
Lesson Notes
Key concepts and terms
Chapter 5 - Magazines
What are Newspapers and Magazines?
Study questions
Lesson Notes
Key Concepts
Chapter 6 - Television and Radio
Study questions
Lesson Notes
Key Concepts
Chapter 7 - News Web Sites
Some top news sites to bookmark
Study questions
Lesson Notes
State of online news media
Online Journalisms
Mainstream News sites
Index &
Category sites
Meta &
Comment sites
Share &
Discussion sites
Characteristics
Hypertextuality
Multimediality
Interactivity
Added Value
New Strategies
Discussion
Notes about the author used in this chapter
References
Key Concepts
Chapter 8 - Reporters
Study questions
Lesson Notes
Key Concepts
Speed and accuracy
Chapter 9 - Reporting
Study questions
Lesson Notes
Four Principles
The Interview Questions
Direct Questions
Listening, Watching
Types of Interviews
Summing Up
Some Interview Guides
References for reporters
Key Concepts.

Chapter 10 - Writing News and Features
Study questions
Lesson Notes
Writing for the Mass Media
Key Concepts
Chapter 11 - Style
Study questions
Objective versus Story-Driven Journalism
Competition From Broadcasting
Literary Journalism
Conclusion
Summary lead
Anecdotal lead
Summary
Writing Press Releases
Key Concepts
Chapter 12 - Editors
What Editors Do
Study questions
Lesson Notes
Key Concepts
Chapter 13 - Editing and Headline Writing
Guidelines for Writing News Headlines
Study questions
Lesson Notes
Key Concepts
Chapter 14 - Visual Journalists
Key Concepts
Chapter 15 - Graphics Journalism
What is it?
What Does a Graphic Artist Do in Journalism?
Merging Multimedia
Study questions
Lesson Notes
Key Concepts
Chapter 16 - Photojournalists
Who is a Photojournalist?
What is Photojournalism?
How to become a Photojournalist
10 Things to Know Before Getting Into Photojournalism
Study questions
Lesson Notes
Key Concepts
Chapter 17 - Publication Design
10 Most Important Elements of Magazine Designing
Defining Design Journalism
Characteristics Of Design Journalism
What Is Design Journalism?
A Goal of Design Journalism
Study questions
Lesson Notes
Key Concepts
Chapter 18 - Broadcasters
What Is Broadcasting Journalism?
What Does a Broadcasting Journalism Student Learn?
What Are the Types of Jobs in Broadcasting Journalism?
What is the meaning of broadcast journalism?
What skills do you need to be a journalist?
What are the disadvantages of being a journalist?
Study questions
Key Concepts
Chapter 19 - Writing for Broadcast
Keep It Simple Stupid - KISS
Formatting for written copy
Study questions
Lesson Notes
Key Concepts.

Chapter 20 - Beginnings of Multi-Disciplinary Journalism
Mastering Multimedia Journalism
What Does a Multimedia Journalist Do?
How Much do Multimedia Journalists Make?
Why is Multimedia Journalism Important?
Study questions
Key Concepts
Chapter 21 - Journalism in the Age of Technology
Multimedia Journalism: The Age of New Technology and New Opportunities
Changing relationships
Informing versus Marketing
New Technology
Journalists' Changing Role
Key Concepts
Works Cited
Chapter 22 - New Realities, New Journalism
Search for the Truth
Maintaining Ethical Standards
News Is Always Breaking
Technology Meets Journalism
What is the New Journalism in the 21st Century?
Changing values
Study questions
Lesson Notes
Key Concepts
Chapter 23 - 20th Century Journalism and Beyond
Turning away from traditional journalism
What does this mean for young journalists?
Yellow Journalism
Investigative Journalism
Politically Biased Newspapers
Study questions
Key Concepts
Chapter 24 - Law and the Journalist
The Role of the Law in Journalism
Study questions
Lesson Notes
Key Concepts
Chapter 25 - Ethical Practices in Journalism
But what Are Ethics in Journalism?
What Are Ethics in Journalism?
What Are Some Different Codes of Ethics that Exist for Journalists?
What Does Ethical Journalism Look Like in Practice?
Be Truthful and Give Credit Credit Where Credit is Due
Journalists Respect Human Rights
Five Core Principles of Journalism
Study questions
Key Concepts
Chapter 26 - Peace Journalism
What is Peace Journalism?
What is peace?
Defining Peace Journalism
Peace Journalism Elements
Pursuing a journalism of truth and peace around the world
Communications Day prayer
Conclusion
Bibliography.

Chapter 27 - Present and Future Journalism
Study questions
Key Concepts
Bibliography
Further Reading
Appendixes
Back cover.