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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
Learn how to write news articles like a reporter in this free journalism training video.… More
Learn how to freelance for newspapers in this free journalism training course on video.… More
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Part 2 - Learn how to write a news lead in this free journalism training video.… More
Part 3 - Learn how to write a news lead in this free journalism training video.… More
Part 4 - Learn how to write a news lead in this free journalism training video.… More
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Summary: Learn how to freelance for newspapers in this free journalism training course on video.
Peggy Charlton has been an English teacher as well as a drama coach during her 28-year career as an educator. She purchased an 80 year old home, and she remodeled it, room by room,...read more
"This is Peggy Charlton from Expert Village focusing on how to write a story journalistically. I've already taught basically or shown you how to write the story and now the headlines are important. I would like to emphasize to you that it is very very important to write the correct facts. if you mis-quote a person or give the wrong facts and you are liable and you can have a suit against you. You don't want that because it is very costly. You don't have to work for a newspaper to turn in a story. You can just come in off the streets, turn in your story to a newspaper and they possibly would pay for it free lance wise. Free lance is not just working for anybody but yourself. Usually they pay you by the inch, so much an inch. Of course, you can't get big bucks that way. You are going to make more money if you are a correspondent or if you work for the newspaper. "
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