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STLIMC Editor Menu Explained (provisional)
How to Write a News Story
A Crash Course for Grassroots Reporters
By Chris Geovanis, adapted from a formula created by Diana Squillace
Source: Chicago IMC Writer's Collective
What key elements does a reporter — whether you're a "professional" or
a grassroots volunteer — need to know to write a news story? The
following crash course is designed to give you a snapshot of the basic
elements in a news story, how to put it together — and how to "be the
media."
Open Publishing Explained
Open Publishing is the principle that members of the public should be permitted to express themselves freely whenever possible. The Newswire module employs this principle by default, allowing site visitors to post their own stories to the Newswire.
If you disagree with the content of a particular article that someone has posted on this site, you may comment on the article through the "Add New Comment" or "XX Comments" links at the bottom of each post.
St. Louis IMC ~ EDITORIAL (March '07)
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• Editorial Policy
• Revised Newswire Posting Policy (Feb.'06)
• [Original] Newswire Policy
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Editorial Policy
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