Three Types of Journalism

Switching on a television to watch news or browsing through a newspaper is daily routine to 70% of world population today. Journalism helps to explain the events that impact our day to day lives. No one wants to be left behind with current news and happenings. Journalist used different methods to ensure current news and event are up to date to everyone at any time and date and with the current evolution of social media platform been left out of a current event is a choice. Beneath is a list of the types of journalism that journalist use to achieve a transparent and up to date newsfeed.

1. Investigative Journalism

Investigative journalism is a type of journalism that seeks to uncover facts and information that are not readily available to the public. Investigative journalists work to uncover corruption, fraud and other wrongdoing, often through interviews, record searches and other research methods. They often use confidential sources and seek to uncover stories that others would not be able to find. Investigative journalists often work for major media outlets such as newspapers, magazines and television networks. Investigative journalists often focus on topics such as government corruption, corporate malfeasance, environmental issues or civil rights violations. Investigative journalism can take a long time to complete as journalists must often spend months or years researching and gathering the necessary information.

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2.Print Journalism

Print journalism is the oldest form of journalism and refers to any type of written communication published in newspapers, magazines and other print media. It is typically written in an objective factual manner and is used to inform readers about current events and other topics of interest. Reporters and editors typically research and write stories while photographers provide accompanying images. The material is then reviewed and edited by the editor before being printed. Digital technology has had a major impact on the way print journalism is produced and consumed. Many newspapers and magazines are now using web-based platforms to reach their readers. This has allowed them to produce more interactive content such as videos and interactive graphics. Print media journalism requires skills in information technology to be able to print and publish news through digital platforms. Enroll at Finstock Evarsity College for the information technology course.

3.Sports Journalism


This is a type of journalism that bring s a coverage of sports events through a wide range of news medium. Sports journalists often focus on players, coaches and owners as well as the strategies and techniques used to play and win games and championships. Sports journalists are expected to be knowledgeable about their subject as well as to be able to provide accurate and timely information. They must also be able to interview and write about the people involved in the sports they cover. As a result, they must have good communication skills and the ability to develop relationships with sources. Sports journalism is a demanding and competitive field also it is rewarding. Sports journalists have the opportunity to travel the world, meet interesting people and experience the thrill of being at the center of the action. At Finstock Evarsity College, we offer a course in journalism and mass media studies which will equip you with the right skills in knowledge in journalism to start your career journey in journalism.

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