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Summary of Digital Publishing
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1
Which platforms should you use portrait (vertical) images on?
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Instagram stories/reels
WordPress/Sandbox
TikTok
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Which of these statements best describes journalism?
Journalism lets you express your true feelings
Journalism should tell you something you don't already know
Everyone is a journalist now
The primary role of journalism should be to entertain
3
How many passes should you take through every piece of work?
10
6
370
None, it's only first year
4
Which of these statements about audio recording when interviewing is true?
It is against the law to record other people in a public place
You should hold two phones together to record phone calls
You should ask permission to record at the beginning of the interview
Data protection law decrees that you should destroy recordings after use
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How do you make digital content more engaging for readers?
You can break it up with media, short paragraphs and cross-headings.
You rewrite stories you've found elsewhere.
You don't put any images or video in them.
You make sure all images are portrait.
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What is an .srt file?
A file containing the subtitles of a video
An image format
Something really terrible
Something really terrific
7
Which is these is the right format for a full quote?
She said: "All I want for Christmas is you."
He expressed, "it was Christmas eve, Babe"
She said: 'Have yourself a merry little Christmas.'
He said 'won't you stay another day'.
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What is sub-editing?
A way to get your ideas across
The process of editing copy so it is of publishable quality
Editing everything after the first paragraph
Getting an article ready for the super-editor to look at
9
Which question should you ask your interviewee first?
Whether they like Taylor Swift
Your most important question
Whether they want a cup of tea
How old they are
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What are the best pictures to use in your story?
A photo/video you have taken related to the story, credited with your name
A Creative Commons photo, credited correctly under the licence terms
A free stock image from Instant Images
A Getty Images picture
11
What times are best to send tweets?
9:00, 12:00 and 17:00
23:00
When Match of the Day is on
Before breakfast
12
What case should you write headlines and sub-headings in?
Title Case
Sentence case
lowercase
UPPERCASE
13
Why do social videos have text on them?
Social media has no sound
Because people don't listen anymore
Because multimedia is just better
People often watch videos on their phones, while listening to other things
14
What is the name of the licensing system for creators that makes their work free to use?
Common Sense
Copyright
Creative Commons
Common or Garden
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Where do journalists find stories to cover?
From primary sources, events, experts and data
In newspapers
From the TV
By praying
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What should a headline do?
Trick the reader into clicking the link
Tell the story in less than 55 characters
Keep the reader in suspense
Descibe what the story's about
17
What's the most popular social network in the UK?
Snapchat
Facebook
Instagram
TikTok
18
What can you do to manage your professional and personal social media presence?
Lock your personal accounts down and make new professional accounts
Beg your friends to like your posts by instant messenger
Remove yourself from all social media except Snapchat
Just carry on as normal, no one's interested in my account anyway
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What did Jakob Neilsen say about the way audiences read web pages?
They just read the headline
They scan through articles
They copy the photos
They click on all the links in them
20
Before you take photos in a public place, what should you do?
Ask a policeman if it's OK
Get a special licence from the council
Get a CRB check
Nothing. It's legal to take photos in a public place with permission
21
Which of these are good primary sources?
Older people
Your Dad
People in the street
Experts, authorities, members of specific communities and eyewitnesses
22
What do you have to do to own the "copyright" in your own work?
Put your work in an envelop and post it back to yourself.
Nothing. You automatically own the copyright in any work you create.
Perform a ritual on the evening of the full moon.
You have to register the work at the Royal Copyright Office.
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What is the "inverted pyramid" structure
The practice of telling the story with the most important parts first
A tool that sub-editors use to erase bad grammar
It's when you put all your quotes in the last paragraph
An underground tomb, built in ancient Egypt
