Vokabeln Englisch für Journalismus&Public Relations
Vokabeln und Defintionen für den Sprachkurs Englisch für Journalismus&Public Relations
Vokabeln und Defintionen für den Sprachkurs Englisch für Journalismus&Public Relations
Kartei Details
| Karten | 139 |
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| Sprache | English |
| Kategorie | Englisch |
| Stufe | Universität |
| Erstellt / Aktualisiert | 18.06.2013 / 01.03.2020 |
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the repetition of the same sounds or the same kinds of sounds at the beginning of words or in stressed syllables
alliteration
a newspaper may admit error and publish correction
apology
what you find in a newspaper (story)
article
explanation feature to accompany news story
backgrounder
front page headline extending across full page
banner headline
the main text of a story as opposed to headings, intro, etc.
body
short news term - other names: snip/nib/filter
brief
another term for blob
bullet point
name of journalist who has written the story, usually at the first beginning of the story
byline
capital letters
caps
words accompanying any picture or illustration
caption
single word identifying a story typed top right on every page
catchline
copy and pictures running over two pages in the centre of a newspaper/middle opening of tabloid or magazine
centre spread
unit of measurement for type including letters, figures, punctuation, marks and spaces
character
press cuttings
clipping
(1)vertical section of article appearing on page also known as leg (2) article appearing regularly written by a writer or "columnist"
column
text of story, editorial material
copy
the route along which copy moves
copy flow
front page
cover
to cut a picture (image) for better effect
to crop
this indicates that a story continuesor begins on another page
cross reference
stories cut from newspapers/magazines
cuttings
time by which copy is filed/time story is due
deadline
a day-to-day personal coount
diary colum
a statement explaining that a particular person or organisation was not the subject of a previously published story
disclaimer
ng article expressing ( the editor's) opinions, perspectives
editorial
an inoffensive word or phrase substituted for one considered offensive or upsetting, such as departed for dead
euphemism
claim by a nespaper or magazine that it has a story nobody else has (unique)
exclusive
article to a particular topic that goes beyond reporting facts to explain or to entertain/ a longer more in-depth article
feature
gossip column
the part of a newspaper in which you find stories about the social and private lives of famours people
house style
the way a publication chooses to treat matters for detail, e.g. aabreviations
imprint
name and address of printer and publisher
intro
first paqragraph of story; aka. lead
inverted pyramid
conventional structure for news story with most important facts in intro
jargon
specialised language of a profession
journalese
language journalists use
knocking copy
story written with negative angle
lead
the most important sentence of any journalistic story. It sets up what the story is going to be about (the intro of a story)
leader
leading article expressing publication's opinion
inage
lpayment to freelanders by the line
lower case
small letter, ordinary letter
