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What creates a newsworthy story? Impact. Arguably the most important element of newsworthiness is whether or not the news item being communicated impacts a news outlet's audience. ... Proximity. Proximity is important. ... Timeliness. News consumers expect timely information. ... Prominence. ... Conflict. ... Human Interest. ... Novelty/Oddity.

A bulletin is a short news report on the radio or television. ... the early morning news bulletin. A bulletin is a short official announcement made publicly to inform people about an important matter.

A typical story in a radio bulletin is only three sentences long, or as journalists say, 3 paras long. Here's a typical outline of copy stories from some of the above headlines, for a typical broadcast at COOL FM. (remember, if it bleeds, it leads ? usually).

A newsreel is a form of short documentary film, containing news stories and items of topical interest, that was prevalent between the 1910s and the mid 1970s. Typically presented in a cinema, newsreels were a source of current affairs, information, and entertainment for millions of moviegoers.

In a news bulletin, news items are dealt in crisp and concise manner. Newsreel deals a story in greater detail by including voice dispatches, interviews and actual background sound. It may also include spot reports, eyewitness accounts, comments, reactions and extracts from speeches.

The news bulletin is the showcase of the radio journalist. It is the chance to give the listener a good idea of what is happening in just a few minutes. Bulletins are governed by a radio station's news agenda: the policy set which determines which stories are covered in what way and in what style.

The five elements of a news story There are five elements to a good news story: Timeliness (is it happening now), significance (how many does it affect), proximity (is the story happening nearby), prominence, (is it happening to someone well known in society) and human interest (is there an emotional appeal).