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WikiProject Journalism is for coordinating the editing of articles related to Journalism, and News (such as News media, News business, News industry) including print and electronic media, and also news gathering.

This project is being undertaken to bring focus on the universe of articles dealing, broadly, with journalism. Please see the project's talk pages for ongoing discussions.

Contents 1 Title 2 Goals 3 Portal 4 Articles 5 Hierarchy definition 6 Participants 7 Project dedication (proposed) 8 Similar WikiProjects 9 General strategy and discussion forums 10 Infoboxes 11 Templates

[edit] Title

WikiProject Journalism

[edit] Goals

1. To organize and coordinate common practices and topical handling for articles related to journalism and the news industry (news media, news business, etc.)
2. To clarify, distinguish and differentiate the connotations and relationships between the journalism profession and the news media trade,
3. To clarify, distinguish and differentiate the connotations and relationships between the news media industry, and the marketing industry.
4. To define and assert a logical category hierarchy (based on an extroverted consensus-agreeable application of NPOV), in one respect defined as a linear spectrum— with journalism at higher end and propaganda at the lower.

See project talk page for more on goals and status

[edit] Portal

The Journalism portal is the portal associated with this WikiProject.

[edit] Articles

1. 2003 invasion of Iraq media coverage
2. Advocacy journalism
3. Al Franken
4. Alternative media
5. AP Stylebook
6. Arizona Republic
7. Assignment editor
8. Associated Press
9. Bar chart
10. Blog
11. Canadian Association of Journalists
12. Category:Journalism
13. Category:Propaganda
14. Category:Public relations
15. Chart
16. Citizen journalism
17. Committee to Protect Journalists
18. Conservative bias - (redir: Media bias )
19. Confidential source s - NEW
20. Copy editing
21. Copy editor
22. Creative nonfiction , Literary journalism
23. Desktop publishing
24. Editor
25. Electronic field production
26. Electronic journalism
27. Electronic media
28. Electronic news gathering
29. Embedded journalist
30. Fisking
31. Fourth Estate
32. Full disclosure (journalism)
33. Freedom of the press
34. Gag order
35. Graphic design
36. Headline
37. Headlinese
38. Hedcut
39. Hostile media effect
40. House style
41. Information graphic
42. Inverted pyramid
43. Journalese
44. Journalism scandals
45. Journalism ethics and standards
46. Journalism
47. Journalist
48. Liberal bias - (redir: Media bias )
49. List of journalism books
50. List of topics related to public relations and propaganda
51. List of journalism articles
52. Literary journalism
53. Local news
54. Magazine
55. Mainstream media
56. Managing editor
57. McClatchy Co. , created
58. Media
59. Media bias
60. Media economics - a substub but should be developed, important topic.
61. Media ethics
62. Muckraker
63. New Journalism
64. News
65. News agency
66. News design
67. News source
68. News style
69. News business (redir: News media
70. News industry (redir: Mass media
71. News media
72. News presenter
73. News propaganda
74. Newsroom
75. News trade - (redir: News media
76. News writing
77. Newspaper
78. Newspaper circulation
79. Photojournalism
80. Pie chart
81. Printing
82. Printing press
83. Proofreading
84. Propaganda
85. Public affairs
86. Public relations
87. Publisher
88. Pulitzer Prize
89. Radio
90. Sportswriting
91. Star-Ledger
92. Style guide
93. Talk radio
94. Television
95. Typography
96. United Press International
97. Video news release or VNR
98. Yellow journalism

[edit] Hierarchy definition

• WikiProject > Humanities > Journalism

[edit] Participants

• SV|t 03:54, 10 May 2005 (UTC)
• Calicocat 4 July 2005 04:56 (UTC)
• Maurreen 4 July 2005 14:35 (UTC)
• Rjensen 21 Dec 2005
• Aecis 20 January 2005
• Adrian Lamo · (talk) · (mail) · 01:15, 30 January 2006 (UTC)
• Aaron 05:24, 3 February 2006 (UTC)
• Sarah Ewart 14:07, 3 February 2006 (UTC)
• Jelsa tris 17:05, 11 August 2006 (UTC)
• Gladmax 21:15, 21 August 2006 (UTC)
• DarkSideOfTheSpoon 02:20, 17 September 2006 (UTC)
• Valmoer 20:33, 15 December 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Project dedication (proposed)

This project (might be) dedicated to Edward_R._Murrow

[edit] Similar WikiProjects

Wikipedia:WikiProject Media

[edit] General strategy and discussion forums

• /General
• /Strategy

[edit] Infoboxes

• {{subst:template}}

[edit] Templates

• {{template}}
• m:Help:Template
• Template:Journalism
• Template:JournProjectTemplate
• Template:JournProjectArticles (for relevant article talk pages)

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• Template:MediaProjectTemplate