01551nam a2200217Ia 4500003000400000005001700004008004100021020001500062040000700077041000800084082001800092100002100110245004000131250000600171260005600177300001500233365001300248520104400261650001301305650001501318OSt20250723110438.0210423s2005    xx            000 0 und d  a8122901700  cAL  aeng  a070.44 bWULR  aTim Wulfemeyer K  aRadio-T V newswritingb: a workbook  a2  aNew DelhibResearch and Education Associationc2005  axv,199bPB  b250cINR  aRadio-TV news must be written in a simple, direct manner so a newscaster can read the copy easily and communicate effectively in a way that will help listeners and viewers understand complex issues and events the first time they hear about them. Radio - TV Newswriting: A Workbook, Second Edition gives students abundant opportunities to learn, practice and develop sound foundations for writing radio-TV news. More than 100 pages of true-to-life writing exercises involve students in practicing techniques, skills and situations. Radio exercises include writing reader stories, actuality stories, wraparound stories, voicer stories, live reports and newscasts. TV exercises include writing reader stories, full-screen graphics stories, voice-overs, studio packages (VO/SOT), soundbites, reporter packages and live shots. Students will write stories from wire copy, news releases, fact sheets and reporters’ notes. New to this edition is a section devoted to writing for a station or network web site, including exercises in web writing.  aFeatures  aJournalism