Mostrando resultados por autor "David Stephenson" en Todas las categorías

News Writing is a new book written by an experienced journalist with 40 years of expertise in broadcast and newspaper journalism. Drawing on their extensive knowledge, the author provides practical advice and down-to-earth guidance for students and professionals in the field. The book covers essential topics such as understanding the fundamentals of journalism, developing contacts, sourcing news, and crafting compelling stories. It explores the concept of news, delving into the subjective nature of newsworthiness and the importance of human interest, drama, and the "angle" or "hook" in news...

For the aspiring journalist, this is the complete ebook on how to be a news journalist. It covers finding sources, developing contacts, deciding what is news, and writing news. There are also practical exercises. The ebook combines three books from the series, How to be a Journalist, numbers 2.0. 3.0 & 4.0.

On the day of Charles and Diana's wedding in 1981, a rookie radio reporter in Sydney gets an exclusive no one would want. A dark comedy on serial killing.

Are you a budding writer who wants tips and guidance on how to write features for the lucrative newspaper and magazine market? This is the ebook for you. It's from a journalist with 20 years experience in national media. You will learn how to write, structure and market your feature, so you can earn up to £1,000 a story. People are earning that NOW! Get advice from a real insider.

Joe Charnock is a Bondi Detective who would rather watch sport than solve cases – until the bizarre murder of a famous cricketer leads him to question the death of his wife 10 years ago. A terror plot, and two more deaths just make life worse…

This title gives the student journalist an overview of being a reporter, a key role in a news organisation. Truth and ethics are covered along the way. Tips on building contacts, crucial to getting exclusives. This is the second book in Journalism Shorts

A colleague once said to me, ‘Showbiz journalism is hell on legs...’ I agree but fuelled by a reasonable haul of canapes along the way, This is an insider's guide to reporting, writing, and chatting to celebrities. This has been my working life for the past 25 years. No two days have been the same, and it’s been a privileged existence reporting the ever-changing world of British TV.This short book is full of tips on writing, contacts, getting a start and how to find a story.

Radio critic Clair Woodward and Sunday Express TV Editor David Stephenson review the week's television in the UK and beyond, plus the occasional special guest