Is there a disagreement, competition, or problem?

Does it make people feel something or tell an interesting story?

Does it involve someone important or well-known?

Is it happening now or recently?

means important, interesting, or relevant enough that people would want or need to know about it.

Matters that affect the well-being, safety, rights, and informed decision-making of the general community.

The specific group of readers, viewers, or listeners who consume a media outlet's content.

A professional who collects, writes, edits, and distributes news based on factual evidence and verification.

The systematic gathering, verifying, creating, presenting, and distributing of objective news and information.

the opening sentence or first paragraph of a news story. It tells the reader the most important information quickly and clearly, usually by including the 5 Ws and H.

Promptly and openly fixing factual errors to maintain institutional credibility and public trust.

Balancing the public's right to know against an individual's right to keep personal matters private.

Maintaining freedom from political, commercial, or personal influences to ensure unbiased reporting.

Presenting news neutrally, representing multiple viewpoints, and giving subjects of criticism a chance to respond.

the explicit identification of the source, person, or document providing the information in a news story.

logical conclusion or assumption drawn from available facts and evidence, rather than direct observation.

personal belief, feeling, value judgment, or interpretation that cannot be proven true or false.

in news is a verifiable statement proven true through objective evidence, direct observation, or official records.

The requirement for individuals and organizations to answer for their actions.

The active participation of citizens in the public affairs of society.

A group of people sharing common traits, locations, or interests.

The act of providing or receiving knowledge, data, and facts.

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Journalism

Question	Answer
Conflict	Is there a disagreement, competition, or problem?
Human Interest	Does it make people feel something or tell an interesting story?
Unusualness	Is it surprising or unusual?
Prominence	Does it involve someone important or well-known?
Impact	Does it affect many people?
Proximity	Did it happen nearby?
Timeliness	Is it happening now or recently?
Newsworthy	means important, interesting, or relevant enough that people would want or need to know about it.
Public Interest	Matters that affect the well-being, safety, rights, and informed decision-making of the general community.
Audience	The specific group of readers, viewers, or listeners who consume a media outlet's content.
Journalist	A professional who collects, writes, edits, and distributes news based on factual evidence and verification.
Journalism	The systematic gathering, verifying, creating, presenting, and distributing of objective news and information.
News Lead	the opening sentence or first paragraph of a news story. It tells the reader the most important information quickly and clearly, usually by including the 5 Ws and H.
Correction	Promptly and openly fixing factual errors to maintain institutional credibility and public trust.
Privacy	Balancing the public's right to know against an individual's right to keep personal matters private.
Independence	Maintaining freedom from political, commercial, or personal influences to ensure unbiased reporting.
Fairness	Presenting news neutrally, representing multiple viewpoints, and giving subjects of criticism a chance to respond.
Attribution	the explicit identification of the source, person, or document providing the information in a news story.
Inference	logical conclusion or assumption drawn from available facts and evidence, rather than direct observation.
Opinion	personal belief, feeling, value judgment, or interpretation that cannot be proven true or false.
Fact	in news is a verifiable statement proven true through objective evidence, direct observation, or official records.
Accountability	The requirement for individuals and organizations to answer for their actions.
Civic Life	The active participation of citizens in the public affairs of society.
Community	A group of people sharing common traits, locations, or interests.
Inform	The act of providing or receiving knowledge, data, and facts.

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