Financial news reporting and writing

Author: Hu Runfeng
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Publish Date: 2006-10-01
Features: This is a textbook co-authored by experienced financial and economic journalists from mainstream media. With China's financial and economic news practice being relatively short, the theoretical framework is even weaker. Therefore, the value of Financial and Economic News Reporting and Writing is self-evident. Structurally, the book is divided into two parts—General Theory and Specific Analysis—and follows the principle of "financial knowledge + news rules + case studies" in its organization, aiming to provide a relatively complete framework for financial and economic news reporting. The General Theory section offers in-depth discussions on the concept of financial news, its main characteristics, financial news ethics, the development of financial news practice in China and abroad, as well as the general rules of financial news interviewing and writing. The Specific Analysis section provides detailed elaboration on the micro-level rules of financial and economic reporting, macroeconomic reporting, cross-border financial reporting, investigative financial reporting, and also offers a concise summary of financial reporting in integrated media. The book includes theoretical discussions with an international perspective, as well as practical operational experiences from the local industry, combining both mainstream and emerging insights into theory and practice. Students aspiring to engage in financial and economic news reporting will find it highly beneficial, and industry professionals dedicated to the field can also gain profound insights from it.