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Slide1

Chapter Two

Broadcast NewsSlide2

Write like you talk, not like you write

Text P. 22 – 23

Write like you talkSlide3

Common Language

Formal

Male, Female

Beverage

Physician

AttorneyDeceasedPassed awayTerminateCommencePrior to

Conversational

Man, woman

Drink

Doctor

Lawyer

Dead

Died

End

begin

beforeSlide4

Simple

Difficult

Eschew

Oblique

Exacerbate

PeruseApertureimbibeConversationalAvoid

Indirect

Make worse

Read

Opening

drinkSlide5

Journalese

Journalese

Hit, flay, rap, blast

Comb

Heist

SlateBarNabmumConversational

Attack

Search robbery

Robbery

Schedule

Prevent

Catch

Quiet

Slide6

Slang

Unacceptable

The Russian leader doesn’t seem to know where the president is at.

The feds are looking to chase a few local politicos in to the slammer.

Slang can be quickly dated

Synonyms for “Great”:The cat’s PJ’sTopsDuckyGroovy

Neat

Cool

Right on

Slide7

Contractions

WEAK

There is a good chance.

The President will stay home, but his wife’s going.

It is not likely.

The President isn’t goingBETTERThere’s a good chance.The President will stay home, but his wife is going.It’s not likely.

The President is not going

Slide8

Engaging Language

UNACCEPTABLE

Two fine citizens were horribly burned in a tragic fire and explosion near the sleepy little community of Green Castle in the wee hours of the morning.

ACCEPTABLE

A house trailer near Green Castle exploded this morning, The Putnam County Sheriff’s office reported that two people were hospitalized with burns.Slide9

Personal

Impersonal

The State Power Commission has approved F-P-L’s proposed increase in electric rates.

Personal

If you’re an F-P-L customer…you can expect a higher bill next month.Slide10

Real

WEAK

Automotive production declined last month.

The Mayor has introduced a proposal to introduce more vegetation and ground cover in the city’s recreational facilities.

BETTER

Fewer cars were produced last month.The Mayor has introduced a proposal to plant more trees and grass in the city’s parks.Slide11

Active Verbs

WEAK

The building was destroyed by the fire.

The woman was robbed by the man.

BETTER

The fire destroyed the building.The man robbed the woman.Slide12

Verb Tenses

WEAK

The President said…

Police were searching for clues…

Two people have been shot earlier today…

He vetoed the bill…BETTERSThe President says…Police are searching for clues…Two people were shot earlier today…

He has vetoed the bill…

Text p. 37-38Slide13

Avoid Over Use of Numbers

UNACCEPTABLE

The proposed ‘06 – ’07 fiscal year call for 2-point-5-million dollars in property tax relief for the state’s 250-thousand property owners.

ACCEPTABLE

The proposed budget call for 2-point-5-million dollars in property tax relief.Slide14

Rounding Off Numbers

WEAK

The plan will cost one-point-5-8-million dollars.

The workers now earn 18-thousand, 985 dollars per year

BETTERThe plan will cost just over one-point-5-million dollars.The workers now earn almost 19-thousand dollars per yearSlide15

There were 12 hours of negotiations yesterday…

more on

tap

today.

Prosecutors are trying to decide to whether an elderly driver…who plowed through a crowd of people yesterday…should face manslaughter charges.Idiomatic ExpressionsSlide16

Fast-food franchises are flooding the country, turning small, local restaurants into deserts.

The stock market erupted today to a new high-water mark.

MetaphorsSlide17

Raining cats and dogs

The cream of the cop

Cold facts

Come home to roost

Lowered the boom

Needless to sayTime and time againCliches