It collects the demographic profile of the reader and their opinions about a subject that has been chosen for study.

Who are the readers of the newspaper? The editors and journalists must gear themselves towards writing what will interest this population, in order for the newspaper to be successful.

The use of cheaply sensational or unscrupulous methods in newspapers to attract and influence the readers. (The New York World of 1895 would print the "Yellow Kid" comic strip in yel [..]

A short biography of an interesting person. It is usually based on an interview with the person. Click to do activity: Profile 

An article meant to tell a story and inform. Click to do activity: News Item 

An article that presents a critic's opinion about an artist's work (for example: books, plays, movies, television and dance).

The state or quality of being effected by the feelings or temperament of the subject or person thinking. (It is extremely important for us to teach our students to distinguish between subjective and o [..]

The act of taking ideas and writings from another and passing them off as one's own. Click here for more information on Plagiarism 

The state or quality of being without bias or prejudice; detached, impersonal. The journalist's job is to report the facts, not colored by his personal opinion; except in the case of opinions or [..]