• How To Write Like A Journalist - 4 Key Elements by Nazvi Careem - In a hard-hitting news story, there is no room for opinion, advice, humor or commentary. Most importantly, you should dispense with flowery writing and twinkling prose. It is not a literary masterpiece that is going to impress your readers. It is the information you give them. Go to Article |

• How You Can Become a Successful Freelance Journalist? by Lee Su Jung - If you have a flair for writing, a passion for traveling to different places, a knack to hunt for newsworthy items and a gift of story-telling in a matter-of-fact way, there is one career option that has been created on Earth only for you: freelance journalism. Go to Article |

• JOURNALISM 101 - AN INTRODUCTION TO WRITING FOR PUBLICATION by Matthew Smeal - When Ernest Hemingway was a cadet journalist at the Kansas City Star he was given a style guide that included four basic rules he committed to memory. Apparently they served him well for the rest of his life. Go to Article |

• Life As a News Reporter by Robb Austin - Life as a news reporter is exciting. In the old days, reporters were not paid very well but more than made up for it from the excitement of the job itself. Go to Article |

• News Writing - How To Write A Sports Report In 4 Steps by Nazvi Careem - The advantage of sports writing is that you are allowed a little it more leeway in your choice of words. In crime or business writing, you are restricted in your use of adjectives and adverbs and are encouraged to focus more on nouns and verbs. Go to Article |

• One Size Doesn't Fit All - Reporters Come in All Shapes and Sizes by Karen E Friedman - Every so often, I stumble across an article attempting to psychoanalyze reporter's styles. Some writers talk about machine gunners, reporters who fire one question after another after another. Go to Article |

• Starting a Career in Journalism by Patricia A. Jones - There are many different types of journalism styles out there to choose from when starting a career in journalism. You may have already decided on a style that interests you but whether you are into Gonzo journalism or reporting news, most journalists start from ground zero and build themselves and their reputation up from there. Go to Article |

• The Columnist - A Newspaper's Greatest Asset - columnist's opinion tends to reflect readers mood; they are often controversial or at least enlightening. This empathy with the readership transfers intense loyalty to the newspaper they write for. Go to Article |

• Tips For Breaking Into Freelance Newspaper Photography by Peter Phun - Have you thought about freelancing for a newspaper? Photojournalism is one of the most challenging, exciting types of photography. Go to Article |

• Tips for Freelance Journalists - Living in a big city as a budding freelance journalist could be somewhat scary. Fact is, it could be downright overwhelming. But it doesn't have to be. I know a little something about the subject. Go to Article |

• Tips on Writing - The Myth of Objectivity - Many people think that all journalism must be completely objective, that all journalists must keep their own personality, their own opinions out of anything they publish. I say this is not only ludicrous, it is all but impossible. Go to Article |

• What Does it Take to Be a Good Freelance Journalist? by EN Jio - Freelance journalism allows writers to contribute to a wide variety of publications on a wide variety of subjects. Freelance journalists essentially work for themselves, and can either be commissioned by a publication to write a story, or submit their stories to a publication in the hope that it will be published. Go to Article |

• WHAT INVESTIGATIVE REPORTING ENTAILS by Paul W Wilson - The field of investigative reporting involves bringing to the fore facts and figure that affect human interests and fair governance. This means conducting in depth research, looking at public records, doing extensive interviews, as well as checking and rechecking of facts before publication. Go to Article |

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