An illustration of student-teacher collaboration in the subject of News Writing and Reporting, Students engaged in the discussion on News Terminologies.
2. HANDOUT:
Publication material issued by any individual or organization.
INVERTED PYRAMID:
It is the style of news writing, in which the most important news
written I the beginning
NEWS TERMINOLOGIES
3. I.S.P.R:
Inter Services Public Relations: It is a military information department that
works for the promotion of image of armed forces. It is the mouthpiece of
forces.
KILL:
When a news item is finally drop or excluded form going on air and news
being published.
LEAD:
The main story of a newspaper, the most important story is called lead.
4. LEADER:
The first editorial on editorial page is called leader.
MASS COMMUNICATION:
A mass communication is process in which message convey to the
people through communication tools at mass level.
MAST HEAD:
Such place where the name of newspaper and logo is written.
NEWS HOLE:
Available space or time for a news story is called news hole.
NOISE:
Something that interrupted the communication process.
5. OPINION LEADER
Those individuals who influence thinking on particular subject.
OFF THE RECORD:
Such information which can’t be publishes or printed without the
permission of that person who shares the information.
ON THE RECORD:
Someone says anything with full authority.
P.F.U.J: (PAKISTAN FEDERAL UNION OF JOURNALIST)
It is a country wide association working for the journalists and their
rights.
I.F.J: (INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION FOR JOURNALIST)
It is a world wide association working for the journalists and their
rights.
6. PRINT LINE:
The name of publisher and place where newspaper publishes it is in the
bottom of the page.
LEADERSHIP SURVEY:
Detail analysis of a newspaper audience on specific issue.
7. SCOOP:
Extra ordinary exclusive story that is not available on other newspaper.
SLANT:
To make a story based on particular view point.
SLUG:
A brief hint in one or two words about story written by writer for the
attention of editor. It contains two or three words.
8. BEAT:
A specific area or subject that is looked after and covered by a
reporter.
BLIND INTERVIEW:
It is such interview in which the identity of the interviewee kept
confidential.
BOX:
Any news item in a newspaper that is encircles. It may be the
important story.
BREAK:
When a story is divided into two parts and the remaining news on
next page. Story must be continued on next page.
BULL DOG:
The early edition of a newspaper is called bull dog.
9. BULLETIN:
Bulletin is specific news item that is finally selected and going to be
broad cast.
BY LINE:
Name of the reporter that appears on the top of the story.
10. CAPTION:
The brief description of a photograph written under the photo in
newspaper.
STRINGER:
Any correspondent who works on story bases, working of a newspaper
or any organization. It is also called free lancer.
YELLOW JOURNALISM:
Such stories contain that to defame someone or under mind his
integrity for person game.
11. DEAD LINE:
A specific time in newspaper after this news can’t be
publishing.
DATE LINE:
The place or the location and the city or from where a story
originates.
EAR:
Small box on the front or back on the newspaper which carry
advertisement.
12. EMBARGO:
This word used in media, politics and military, but the meaning
is different.
A specific time restriction given by some one or a dead line
before which a story can’t be telecast.
BREAKING NEWS:
Special news of important event that is happening.
13. SKY LINE:
A banner come above the name plate on page number.
SPLASH:
The main news story on the front page of a news paper.
STEAMER:
A multi column head line on the top of a page.
CROSS LINE:
A single line heading placed on the top of the story.
14. BANNER:
The main heading or headline right across the top of the paper.
FEED BACK:
Reaction of a receiver to a message from a sender.
GATE KEEPER:
The individuals or groups of persons who govern
(manage/control) the travels of news items in the communication
channel.
ABC:
Audit Bureau Circulation
ADVERTISING
Persuasive messages used to sell products or ideas. Also used to
inform consumers about new products. Advertising is the
commercial basis of most media.