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Normally when writing a public communication piece you want to be looking at examples to get a feel for their tone. However, with newspapers there is also a need to think about the range of reliability that they represent.Â
- When thinking about the press, we could look at it as a spectrum on the basis of reliability due to the variety of articles and news outlet
- Inform and educate readers about current events whilst being unbiased. Â
- Be written using formal and professional language (local papers can be conversational).
- Have a single subheading/kicker paragraph at the beginning.Â
- Use little visual illustrations. They may use one or two images related to the story.Â
- Have a wider audience, unless they are on niche topics (sports, business).Â





Source: CNA