How do you write a professional newspaper article?
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To write a professional newspaper article, start with the selection of a relevant topic and look after your audience. Conduct thorough research and use reliable sources. Create a concise headline that clearly conveys the main theme. The introduction should summarize the most important information (who, what, when, where, why and how) and awaken the interest of the readers. In the main part of the article, you deepen this information, structure the text logically and cite the relevant experts.
Thank you very much 😊 Is there a conclusion?
By not like a 21st journalist. It is written professionally and neutral!
I mean in the direction
Like most texts. However, here is a heading that focuses attention on this article!
After that, introduction, main part and end.
True art (and one of the reasons why journalism is a subject of study) is, in my opinion, to give it all completely WERTFREI and not to judge.
Okay.
You can respond to the consequences of the event or provide an insight into the situation or the affected person.
You could, however, do it as I do now and end the article with a rhetorical question to think of yourself?
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