JOU 2312 April 6, 2020 CLASS

1. JOU 2312
REPORTING AND WRITING
FOR TV AND RADIO
PROFESSOR MICHAEL RIZZO
DIRECTOR, JOURNALISM PROGRAM
DIVISION OF MASS COMMUNICATION
COLLEGE OF PROFESSIONAL STUDIES
APRIL 6, 2020

2. LAST CLASS APRIL 2
GOV. CUOMO NEWS CONFERENCE
JOU 2312
REPORTING AND WRITING
FOR TV AND RADIO

3. TODAY
ETHICS
JOU 2312
REPORTING AND WRITING
FOR TV AND RADIO

4. RECAP
LEDE WITH THE NOTABLE ASPECT OF
YOUR STORY TO PULL THE AUDIENCE IN
IMPACT IS DEFINITELY NOTABLE
UNUSUAL IS NOTABLE TOO
TELL FACTS
FIND A STAND-UP LOCATION THAT
CONNECTS WITH YOUR STORY

5. • 0 grades
• Missing assignments
• NO “.pages” submissions –
re-submit as PDFs

6. HOW DID YOU REPORT ON THIS?

8. Ethics
Reuters Institute, www.digitalnewsreport.org/survey/2019/overview-key-findings-2019/

11. Journalism's obligation is to the public.
Journalism empowers viewers, listeners
and readers to make more informed
decisions for themselves.
Practitioners of ethical journalism seek
diverse and even opposing opinions in
order to reach better conclusions that
can be clearly explained…

17. www.mirror.co.uk/news/world-news/horrifying-footage-scene-new-york-11444002

21. JOU 2312 is on Easter Break Thursday April 9
through and including Monday April 13
Change from Course Outline:
see announcement about Chapter 21 and
any assignments related to the topics in it.