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2. JRN 335 Week 1 Modifying Print for Publication Online For more classes visit www.snaptutorial.com Modifying Print for Publication Online. Complete Exercise #4 at the end of Chapter One of your text, Online Journalism. The assignment involves writing a paper on how a story from the Ashford Online Library or from your local newspaper might be modified and improved for publication online. Base your work on the principles described in your textbook. Indicate where you

3. JRN 335 Enthusiastic Studysnaptutorial.com JRN 335 Week 2 Does Service Journalism Serve the Reader For more classes visit www.snaptutorial.com Does Service Journalism Serve the Reader?. Service journalism involves using sidebars, lists, or boxed materials to highlight information, helping readers easily find and act on it. Other techniques include using blurbs, subheads, a question-and-answer column, or even to repeat things in different ways for different people. Service journalists also help their audiences think more visually, using pictures and graphics to enhance the message. This can include anything from providing an address to a phone

4. JRN 335 Enthusiastic Studysnaptutorial.com JRN 335 Week 4 Citizen Journalism For more classes visit www.snaptutorial.com Citizen Journalism. The most exciting—and, to some traditional journalists, most worrying— development of new media is citizen journalism, specifically, news coverage, usually online, by people who don’t work for commercial news organizations. Some citizen journalists are producing regular reporting for growing audiences. Their focus may be on local communities, as is the case

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