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Peirspictiochtai
The full title of this column is-?Peirspictiochtai Ar An Saol, which is Gaelic for Perspectives on Life, written by Richard McDonough. It will show up on Wednesdays, but the first one is coming on Wednesday, Jan. 10, 2024.
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Zero-Based News
Part Twelve
One of the ways “news” becomes “news” for a specific media organization is because someone else has determined it is “news.”
Sometimes, for example, Media Organization X might quote Media Organization Y as stating that “news” is “news.” Both media organizations would have some level of respect for each other and knowledge that each verifies information prior to reporting “news.”
In recent years, though, that “someone else” has come to include social media.
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Peirspictiochtai Ar An Saol
Zero-Based News
Part Eleven
One of the ways "news" becomes "news" is because of how news is gathered.
In some cases, people reporting the news seek out information to develop their news coverage.
In other cases, people reporting the news are provided with information that they use to develop their news coverage.
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Peirspictiochtai Ar An Saol
Zero-Based News
Part Ten
Have you ever wondered how "news" becomes "news"?
The better way to frame that question is to ask who decides what is "news."
It may be one person – the assignment editor at a broadcast station, the managing editor at a newspaper, the owner of a digital news site, or someone else with a different title.
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Zero-Based News
Part Nine
Beyond businesses and private individuals that provide news to the American people, non-profit organizations also provide news to people in this country.
In some cases, that news coverage by some non-profit organizations is highly localized – to a city or town, to a county or county-equivalent, or to a region. Some non-profit organizations focus on news coverage for a state or commonwealth, while a few are national in their scope of news coverage.
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Peirspictiochtai Ar An Saol
Zero-Based News
Part Eight
The ownership structures of those that provide news to the American people have changed – evolved – through the years.
In the United States of America today, those that provide news to the American people may or may not be entities steeped in the heritage of journalism.
While some private individuals with backgrounds in journalism still control individual entities within the news media, businesses – many structured in different forms, such as corporations – control much of what is provided as news.
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Zero-Based News
Part Seven
This news series continues by detailing the types of formats utilized in journalism.
News content provided in audio formats is an important way for Americans to listen to news content.
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Zero-Based News
Part Six
The news media landscape has transformed over the years in the United States. It was not that long ago that many Americans got their news content through a local print newspaper, through a few local radio stations, and through three television broadcast networks and one public television system.
Times have changed.
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Zero-Based News
Part Five
This news series continues by detailing additional types of journalists, with each type having a different function.
A researcher is an individual that delves deeply into a subject. This is usually someone who is able to gather information from a variety of sources and then puts that information into a format useable by readers, viewers, and listeners. The information is typically objective news content.
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