Please enable JavaScript.
Coggle requires JavaScript to display documents.
News report - Coggle Diagram
News report
Multiple sources
To enhance reliability and objectivity, news reports often incorporate information from multiple sources and viewpoints when applicable.
Relevance
A news report focuses on topics or events that are of public interest and importance. It should answer the basic questions of who, what, where, when, why, and how to ensure that readers or viewers can fully understand the story.
-
Headline and subheading
A news report typically features a headline that summarizes the main point of the story. Subheadings may be used to divide the report into sections and make it easier for readers to navigate.
Ethical standards
Journalists are expected to adhere to ethical standards, including respecting privacy, seeking informed consent, and avoiding harm. These principles are essential for maintaining the integrity of news reporting.
Objectivity
News reports should be impartial and free from bias. They aim to present the facts and provide a balanced perspective, allowing readers or viewers to form their own opinions. Journalists should avoid expressing personal opinions in news reports.
Clarity
News reports should be written in clear and straightforward language to ensure that a broad audience can understand the content. Jargon and technical terms should be explained or avoided when possible.
Brevity
News reports are typically concise and to the point. They convey essential information efficiently, often in a short format. Longer features or in-depth articles may provide additional context.
Atribution
Journalists attribute their information to sources, which could be individuals, organizations, or official statements. Attribution adds credibility and transparency to the report.
Atribution of authorship
News reports are usually attributed to a specific journalist or news organization, providing accountability for the content.
Accuracy
The information in a news report should be verified and fact-checked to ensure that it is truthful and reliable. Journalists must strive to avoid errors, inaccuracies, or misinformation.