Writing for Mass Communications

Edition: 2

Copyright: 2018

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Writing for Mass Communications  was born out of a need for a structured, single-semester text to help instructors lay a firm foundation for writing across media. With decades of professional and academic experience, the authors understand the challenges of teaching media writing in an area that is defined by change. 

Writing for Mass Communications:

  • encourages students to think journalistically and then to explore writing journalistically.
  • fashions an experience that is both challenging and rewarding, while allowing instructors to modify material as they see fit.
  • provides students the essentials for the formal study of writing for mass communications.

About the Authors

To Writing for Mass Communications students

To Writing for Mass Communications instructors

Introduction

Module One—Multimedia Writing

Chapter One—Good Writing and Writing Well

Chapter Two—News Writing Fundamentals

Chapter Three—Writing the News

Chapter Four—Strategic Interviewing

Chapter Five—Handling Complexity

Module Two—Writing for the Ear and Eye

Introduction

Chapter Six—Broadcast Writing Basics

Chapter Seven—Writing Broadcast Leads and Simple Stories

Chapter Eight—Writing to Visuals

Chapter Nine—Incorporating Sound

Module Three—Public Relations Writing

Chapter Ten—Introduction

Chapter Eleven—Tools of the Public Relations Trade

Ernest Wiggins
Laura Smith
Lisabeth Sisk

Writing for Mass Communications  was born out of a need for a structured, single-semester text to help instructors lay a firm foundation for writing across media. With decades of professional and academic experience, the authors understand the challenges of teaching media writing in an area that is defined by change. 

Writing for Mass Communications:

  • encourages students to think journalistically and then to explore writing journalistically.
  • fashions an experience that is both challenging and rewarding, while allowing instructors to modify material as they see fit.
  • provides students the essentials for the formal study of writing for mass communications.

About the Authors

To Writing for Mass Communications students

To Writing for Mass Communications instructors

Introduction

Module One—Multimedia Writing

Chapter One—Good Writing and Writing Well

Chapter Two—News Writing Fundamentals

Chapter Three—Writing the News

Chapter Four—Strategic Interviewing

Chapter Five—Handling Complexity

Module Two—Writing for the Ear and Eye

Introduction

Chapter Six—Broadcast Writing Basics

Chapter Seven—Writing Broadcast Leads and Simple Stories

Chapter Eight—Writing to Visuals

Chapter Nine—Incorporating Sound

Module Three—Public Relations Writing

Chapter Ten—Introduction

Chapter Eleven—Tools of the Public Relations Trade

Ernest Wiggins
Laura Smith
Lisabeth Sisk