Journalism Interviewing (Second Edition)

Author: Lin Rupeng
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Publish Date: 2004-12-23
Features: This book is refreshing. Based on the author's research on domestic and international news interviewing studies, the book is meticulously crafted, well-supported with references, comprehensive, and easy to understand. It achieves a good balance between academic rigor and readability, systematicity and practicality, theory and practice, demonstrating high academic standards and practical value. Readers can not only gain insights into news theory but also master the general principles of news interviewing. They can also learn the techniques of news interviewing, enabling them to collect and analyze news facts more consciously and effectively. Additionally, readers can hear the interview experiences of renowned journalists from around the world in the book, drawing lessons from the past to reflect on the present, and follow their pens to witness vivid scenes of journalists engaging with interviewees: how the great leader Deng Xiaoping skillfully deflected the sharp questions of the renowned journalist Oriana Fallaci; how the esteemed Mr. Lu Xun calmly responded to the direct inquiries of the famous journalist Edward Snow; how the American statesman Henry Kissinger fell for the tactics of a female journalist; and how the former King of Iran, Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, struggled to resist the relentless pursuit of the famous journalist Barbara Walters. The book is a treasure trove for both seasoned journalists and newcomers.