News: Communication

Discusses the uses of language and visual material in journalism, emphasizing the need for precision, accuracy, and selectivity appropriate to the medium used. Addresses questions such as: How important are words? Are pictures stronger than words? Is it easy to slant the news? Covers the role of the intended audience and the influence of news topics in determining the way news is presented. Features Jack Anderson, Ben Bradlee, Walter Cronkite, Bill Moyers, Edwin Newman, and George Will. , Discusses the uses of language and visual material in journalism, emphasizing the need for precision, accuracy, and selectivity appropriate to the medium used. Addresses questions such as: How important are words? Are pictures stronger than words? Is it easy to slant the news? Covers the role of the intended audience and the influence of news topics in determining the way news is presented. Features Jack Anderson, Ben Bradlee, Walter Cronkite, Bill Moyers, Edwin Newman, and George Will., Discusses the uses of language and visual material in journalism, emphasizing the need for precision, accuracy, and selectivity appropriate to the medium used. Addresses questions such as: How important are words? Are pictures stronger than words? Is it easy to slant the news? Covers the role of the intended audience and the influence of news topics in determining the way news is presented. Features Jack Anderson, Ben Bradlee, Walter Cronkite, Bill Moyers, Edwin Newman, and George Will., Discusses the uses of language and visual material in journalism, emphasizing the need for precision, accuracy, and selectivity appropriate to the medium used. Addresses questions such as: How important are words? Are pictures stronger than words? Is it easy to slant the news? Covers the role of the intended audience and the influence of news topics in determining the way news is presented. Features Jack Anderson, Ben Bradlee, Walter Cronkite, Bill Moyers, Edwin Newman, and George Will.