Broadcast news and audio reports

Author: Zhou Xiaopu
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Publish Date: 2001-06-01
Features: "Broadcast Journalism and Audio Reporting" primarily studies the applied discipline of broadcast journalism within the field of broadcasting. It begins with the origins and development of broadcasting, the characteristics of broadcast media, and the historical evolution of broadcast journalism. Building on this historical context and communication characteristics, it explores professional content such as writing requirements for broadcast news and production methods for audio reporting. The intended readership primarily includes undergraduate students in broadcasting programs within journalism departments, numerous journalists and editors working in broadcasting institutions, as well as other socially engaged individuals with an interest in this field. Broadcasting once flourished as a media, though it may no longer be at its peak, it remains an indispensable and vital member of mass media, with broad development space and market potential. Based on its applied discipline characteristics, the book reviews the origins and development of broadcasting, introduces its nature and features, explains the categories of broadcast programs, the production of different genres of audio reports, audio interviews, recorded conversations, and the reproduction and synthesis of audio reports. It also elaborates on broadcast language and broadcast news writing. The intended readership primarily includes students in broadcasting programs within journalism departments, journalists and editors engaged in broadcasting, as well as enthusiasts.