Upi Stylebook and Guide to Newswriting

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Edition: 4th
Format: Paperback
Pub. Date: 2004-03-01
Publisher(s): Capital Books Inc
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Summary

UPI has been producing stylebooks for more than half a century. Over the years, hundreds of their editors and reporters -- including Walter Cronkite, David Brinkley, Howard K. Smith, Eric Sevareid, Harrison Salisbury, Charles Collingwood, Merriman Smith and Helen Thomas -- have contributed revisions as they perfected the craft of writing news "for the ear." In this fourth edition professional writers and students will find not only the latest computer and Internet terms in the complete A to Z style guide, but also an inside look at how experienced UPI reporters and photographers do their jobs -- from sports to the White House. Book jacket.

Author Biography

Bruce Cook joined UPI in Honolulu in 1967 and covered Apollo splashdowns and other major stories in the Pacific. He has held many UPI management positions over the years, and lives with his wife Lea in Bethel Park, Pennsylvania Harold H. Martin, based in Washington, D.C., joined UPI in 1963 in London, and has seen service in Poland, Finland and Portugal as well as the United States, in news, sales and management positions. He lives in New Jersey

Table of Contents

Foreword ix
Tobin Beck, Executive Editor
History of UPI xi
Introduction xv
Guide to Usage xvii
PART ONE The UPI Style Guide 1(274)
PART TWO The UPI Guide to Newswriting 275 (101)
1 Writing for Print
277(12)
Leon Daniel, Robert McNeil and the Editors of UPI
2 Writing for Broadcast
289(7)
William Ferguson and the Editors of UPI
3 Writing for Television News
296(7)
Shaun Waterman
4 Covering the White House
303 (6)
Nicholas Horrock
5 Covering Congress
309(2)
Mark Benjamin
6 Covering the Courts
311(9)
Michael Kirkland
7 Covering the Pentagon and the Military
320(5)
Pamela Hess
8 State of the State Department
325(4)
Eli J. Lake
9 Sportswriting Has Changed a Lot
329(3)
Mike Rabun
10 Science Writing
332(7)
Dee Ann Divis and Phil Berardelli
11 Business Journalism
339(6)
Frank Schnaue and Timothy K. Maloy
12 Photography and Photojournalism
345(10)
Chris Corder
13 The Foreign Correspondent
355(4)
Richard Tomkins
14 The Law of Libel
359(8)
Robert D. Lystad
15 Codes of Ethics
367(9)
Afterword 376(2)
From the 1929 UP Handbook
Bibliography 378

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