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This document provides tips for developing contacts and stories for enterprise journalism. It recommends reading news with an eye for potential contact leads. Reporters should include blogs, forums, hobbies, clubs and community activities to meet new people and learn about local stories. The document advises finding an important specialty or "beat" and becoming an expert on certain types of stories. Reporters should work to develop mutual trust with contacts and ask what people think is wrong with television news to find potential stories.
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Webinar developing contacts
- 1. Developing Contacts to Enterprise Stories to Enterprise Stories MMJ Webinar
- 2. commodity news. But the stories you enterprise, will set you apart. You have to cover the news of the day -- the commodity news. But the stories you enterprise, will set you apart.
- 7. Read news with an eye toward identifying possible contacts.
- 8. Include blogs and forums to appreciate different points of view.
- 9. Talk to your neighbors, show your curiosity.
- 10. Join a club, get a hobby, play a sport, so you can meet new people.
- 11. Keep your eyes and ears open. You can learn about many community stories running errands.
- 12. Church
- 13. Find a specialty, a beat, important for viewers. Example: education.
- 14. Become an expert for certain types of stories that are important to viewers.
- 15. Work to develop contacts where you find mutual trust.
- 16. Open the flood gates: Ask “What’s wrong with TV news?” Open the flood gates: Ask “What’s wrong with TV news?”
- 17. Talk about what interests them.
- 18. ACTION ITEMS ✓Plan to meet two new sources a week. ✓Listen to their problems with TV news. ✓See if there’s a story there for you. ✓Get to know what’s important to them. ✓Get their perspective on key issues.