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Professional Journalism Foundation
Last updated 1/2022
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 3.05 GB | Duration: 2h 19m

Essential rules of journalism, Strategies for investigation, Journalism ethics and standards, Guide to cognitive bias .​

What you'll learn
Essential rules of journalism
Element of good journalism
Journalism ethics and standard
Five tips to becoming a successful journalist
Five tips for reporters entering the digital journalism world
Journalism skills every modern journalist need to have
Tips for engaging with the media
A journalist guide to cognitive bias
Digging deep: strategies for investigation
The path of a journalist
History of journalism
Types of journalism
Requirements
No requirement
Description
The journalism professional has play a very important role for ages, their contribution to economic development of any nation is so much in this current dispensation, they play a very critical role on the executives to ensure that governance in any country is being follow as lay down by the constitution of that country. journalism can simply be define as the production and distribution of reports and information on the interaction of events, facts, ideas, and people that are the news of the day and that aid in informing the society or community some level or degree. We all agree in principle that journalism use specific methods in gathering information with variety of media such as television, print media, radio, internet etc. Journalist produce information in the nation that help the citizens to make informed choices especially when it come to choosing a leader of a nation its the information that is available that will be used to help the citizen choose from many candidates. Journalism also help in exposing the wrongs and ills of society so that we can all live in peace as a unify people with a common aim of developing our own country. Let not also forget that in this modern times many journalist ignore their journalism ethics and standards and conduct themselves any how by even taking bribe to twist the information or hide behind one political group that he support and give wrong information about others.Every journalist must remember that no matter what, their first obligation is to the truth, and they should only be loyal to the citizens as well as ensuring that the information they put out there, is well verified so that they will not destroy meaningful citizens reputation for their individual gains.The digital revolution has drastically change the shape and style of journalism a little, but l must say that technology is a great compliment to journalism. Good journalist have exceptional writing skills, and possess great questioning skills.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction
Lecture 2 What is journalism
Lecture 3 History of journalism
Lecture 4 Types of journalism
Lecture 5 The path of a journalist
Section 2: Essential Rules Of Journalism
Lecture 6 Ask question, dig for the story and master the language
Lecture 7 Spelling matters, know thy publication and contacts are your career
Lecture 8 Once it's off the record keep it that way, three is a golden number
Lecture 9 Editors are teachers, mind the wood count and deadlines are holy
Lecture 10 Know the law, always do research and have it outlined
Lecture 11 Keep and file everything, guard your vices and burnout is a rahid, fanged monkey
Section 3: Element Of Good Journalism
Lecture 12 Journalism's first obligation is to the truth
Lecture 13 Its first loyalty is to citizen
Lecture 14 Its essence is a discipline of verification
Lecture 15 Its practitioners must maintain an independence from those they cover
Lecture 16 It must serve as an independent monitor of power
Lecture 17 It must provide a forum for public criticism and compromise
Lecture 18 It must strive to keep the significant interesting and relevant
Lecture 19 It must keep the news comprehensive and proportional
Lecture 20 Its practitioners must allowed to exercise their personal conscience
Lecture 21 Citizen too have right and responsibilities when it comes to the news
Section 4: Journalism Ethics And Standard
Lecture 22 Journalistic ethics and standard
Lecture 23 Evolution and purpose of codes of journalism
Lecture 24 Codes of practices
Lecture 25 Accuracy and standard for factual reporting
Lecture 26 Slander and libel consideration
Lecture 27 Harm limitation principles
Lecture 28 Ethics and standard in practice
Lecture 29 Journalist perspective and releasing unbiased factual news
Lecture 30 Genres ethics and standards
Lecture 31 Relationship with freedom of press
Lecture 32 Variation, violations,and controversies
Lecture 33 Taste , decency and acceptability
Lecture 34 Campaigning in the media
Section 5: Five Tips To Becoming A Successful Journalist
Lecture 35 Good writing skills
Lecture 36 Practical communication skills
Lecture 37 Research your topic
Lecture 38 Knowledge in journalism
Lecture 39 Create a digital portfolio
Section 6: Five Tips For Reporters Entering The Digital Journalism World
Lecture 40 Build your own brand
Lecture 41 Be good story tellers, but also understand the business
Lecture 42 Being a curator
Lecture 43 Engage with your community
Lecture 44 Ask difficult question
Section 7: Journalism Skills Every Modern Journalist Needs To Have
Lecture 45 Interviewing skills and reporting skills
Lecture 46 Ethics and writing skills
Lecture 47 Digital journalism skills and investigative reporting
Lecture 48 Mobile journalism skills and editing
Lecture 49 Social media and video journalism skills
Section 8: Tips For Engaging With The Media
Lecture 50 Be strategic and take advice - you're not alone
Lecture 51 Do not expert journalists to share your agenda and do your research
Lecture 52 Give journalist notice and have a clear messages and deliver it in plain english
Lecture 53 Bee interesting and consider the time factors
Lecture 54 Stay in your comfort zone and remember journalists are humans
Section 9: A Journalist's Guide To Cognitive Bias (And How To Avoid It)
Lecture 55 Ikea effect and sunk cost fallacy
Lecture 56 Uniqueness bias
Lecture 57 Negative bias
Lecture 58 Framing bias
Lecture 59 The anchoring bias
Lecture 60 Fading effect bias
Section 10: Digging Deep: Strategies For Investigation
Lecture 61 Public record projects
Lecture 62 Strategies for working with sources
Lecture 63 On finding stories
Journalist, media practitioners, communication expert, public relation officers, broadcasters, presenters,media host, radio and television stations, media directors, government agencies, media owners, media consultant, managers, everybody companies, business men, everybody etc.

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