Online journalism can incorporate text and images (newspapers and books), as well as sound, music, motion video, and animation (broadcast radio, TV, and cinema), 3D, and other multimedia aspects. Multimedia journalism often uses several different forms of media to report on a single topic. Text: Text is the most important element of online journalism. Without good writing, an article or news story is just an uninteresting collection of facts with no point of view. A journalist should be able to express him-/herself clearly and entertainingly in order to attract readers' attention and earn their trust. Language usage, sentence structure, and clarity of thought all play vital roles in achieving this goal. Images: Images are very useful tools for journalists to explain complex issues or concepts in simple terms for readers who may not be familiar with them. An image can capture people's minds much faster than words alone, so they are essential for creating articles that catch readers' interests. Sound: Sound can add life to your writing by helping you establish context or atmosphere. It can also make news stories more interesting by including interviews with experts or witnesses to events. Video: Video adds another dimension to stories because it can show things that only happen live and allow viewers to see faces behind words.