Writing Broadcast News: Shorter, Sharper, StrongerBonus Books, Inc., 1997 - 314 halaman Thoroughly revised and greatly expanded, this new edition is even more helpful than the classic first edition. The 1997 revision of Writing Broadcast News -- Shorter, Sharper, Stronger is 40 percent longer -- and even richer and smoother. It was written for working newspeople, and it is widely accepted in the broadcasting industry as a professional handbook. Many college teachers have adopted it as a textbook. |
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Dozen Deadly Donts | 1 |
2 Venial Sins 19 1 | 19 |
Top Tips of the Trade 32 | 32 |
Leadins Leadouts Voiceovers | 51 |
Clarity begins at Homeand Office 59 | 59 |
My Least Worst | 72 |
Your Turn | 97 |
Reams of Rules | 128 |
Leading Questions and other problems | 160 |
Bad News | 178 |
A Guilty Conviction and other offenses | 198 |
The Ing Thing and other wrong things | 221 |
Noosepapers and when they eat their words | 242 |
After Math | 259 |
16 All Else | 284 |
Grammar Hotline Directory | 297 |
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