Identical with G65.2070. Students study and discuss the many exceptions to the First Amendment. Special attention is given to tone, voice, and imagery and to theories of reporting.
Students learn how to cover different types of news events and issues for radio and newscasts.
They write and record reports, interview newsmakers on tape, file reports from the field, select and edit taped actualities, and write copy to use with the tape in newscasts. Sufficient instruction in audio production and announcing is included to enable students to produce their own reports. Open to nonjournalism students and to undergraduates with permission of the instructor. Research, discussion, and development of broacast stories for the Internet. Using New York City as a backdrop, students learn how to produce photojournalistic images of urban news and feature events.