How to Write News Articles
News Article Interview Tips
How to Write a News Lead: Part 1
How to Write a News Lead: Part 2
How to Write a News Lead: Part 3
How to Write a News Lead: Part 4
The Inverted Pyramid News Article Style
History of the Inverted Pyramid Style
News Article Writing Process: Part 1
News Article Writing Process: Part 2
News Article Writing Process: Part 3
News Article Writing Process: Part 4
How to Write Newspaper Headlines: Part 1
How to Write Newspaper Headlines: Part 2
Freelancing & News Articles
Freelance News Article Writing Caveats
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"Your new story will be written in alternating quotes and facts. Your facts will so be indirect quotations. Let me give you an example in the news story here. This is an article from the Houston Chronicle on diet sodas and it is written by J. Lindsay and it is from the AP wire. Now if you notice, he has his lead, and he has his second paragraph of more facts and now he has a third paragraph. So sometimes the first 2 or 3 paragraphs are going to be facts about your story. Then he's got a quotation here, then he's got a fact, then he's got another quotation, another fact, a quotation and a couple of other facts. And then he's got quotations just mixed in. This is how you are going to write a story. You are going to mixing in quotations with facts."
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