This document provides a note-taking guide for defining key concepts in news reporting, including listing five news sources and the six main types of news: timeliness, proximity, prominence, consequence, human interest, and conflict. It asks the reader to define these terms in their own words and identifies that "Journalism is the first rough draft of history" is a quote examining the role of journalism in documenting history.

1. What is News? Note-taking Guide
Publications I
1- List five different sources for news:
2- What are the six types of news?
3- In your own words define: timeliness
4- In your own words define: proximity
5- In your own words define: prominence
6- In your own words define: consequence
7- In your own words define: human interest
8- In your own words define: conflict
9- Who said “Journalism is the first rough draft of history”?