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Why?
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Week 8 (22/9): Writing humour and satire
BY DEB BAUER
When asked what’s important in their lives, most people often credit humour. Humour makes people feel good. Humour also improves your audience’s level of engagement.
Perhaps you believe you can’t write comedy? Think again. Chances are you too own a sense of humour. Today, we will be employing some techniques to cultivate your sense of humour as a writer.
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Week 8 Writing (21/9): Leads & headlines
BY RUTH BERAN
Headlines
Headlines are a way of grabbing the reader’s attention. In fact, a study has shown that almost 60 per cent of people will share a link having only read the headline.
Week 8 Newsroom (21/9): Social media, multimedia and journalism
BY RUTH BERAN
First another news quiz.
WATCH: Careers at Nine https://www.nineforbrands.com.au/about/careers/
How many different forms of media did you see in this video?
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Week 8 Producing (21/9): Radio shelf life
BY NICK BENNETT
Radio can have a short shelf life.
A live break weather is broadcast or streamed and disappears into the ether never to be heard again. (It’s just the weather!)
Classic radio is made that may end up in Australia’s National Archive.
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