Colour mode

White on black Black on white

Text size

Increase text Decrease text

Other settings

Hide animations Reset settings Plain text mode

Accessibility statement

Close

E-learning, Tips Accessible

E-Lecture: What makes a story newsworthy?

Year of production: 2020

Picture is illustrative. Photo by Us Wah on Unsplash

Share on Facebook

Share on Twitter

Copy URL to clipboard

This online lecture from Journalism professor Mark Grabowski explains the seven major factors that help determine whether a story idea is newsworthy.

Tags

You may also like

2020 Tips

Tutorial: Audio-Visual Content Creation Essentials

2016 Info Library

Forbes: Five things everyone should know about public relations

2017 Manual

Guide to Handling the Media

2021 Studies, Tips

Audio: Five language tips for talking to Gen Z

2017 Manual

Guide – Deciding which tactics to use in a campaign

2012 Tools, Inspirational Practices

Toolkit on environmental law and youth participation

2020 Manual

Visualising Information for Advocacy

2019 Manual, Tools

Communications Toolkit – Cause Communications

2020 Tips, Tools

A Basic Guide to Effective Outreach

2016 Tips, Manual

A guide to successful crowdfunding

2022 Info Library, E-learning

Bite-sized course: how to get better media coverage for your cause

2020 Tools

Digitale Demokratie Toolbox

2022 Manual, Tips

Advocacy Handbook

2020 Inspirational Practices

Save the Internet – epicenter.works

2020 Tips

Tutorial: Audio-Visual Content Creation Essentials & Content Distribution