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The Country Weekly (Classic Reprint): A Manual for the Rural Journalist and for Students of the Country Field - Tapa blanda

Bing, Phil C.

 
9781330774892: The Country Weekly (Classic Reprint): A Manual for the Rural Journalist and for Students of the Country Field

Sinopsis

Master the craft of a thriving country weekly with practical, field-tested guidance for planning, producing, and managing a rural newspaper.

This handbook offers clear, actionable methods for organizing content, designing pages, and building readership in smaller communities. It covers how to plan make-up, balance stories, and present information in an orderly, attractive format.

  • Learn page make-up and visual balance to improve readability
  • Understand how to plan content, headlines, and sections for a weekly
  • Explore practical approaches to advertising and revenue management
  • Improve editorial focus with local relevance and readability
Ideal for editors, publishers, and staff of country weeklies seeking a solid, proven framework.

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Excerpt from The Country Weekly: A Manual for the Rural Journalist and for Students of the Country Field

The purpose of this book is to open the whole subject of the problems and possibilities of the country field. It is written to show the journalistic neophyte that there are chances in the country field which are worth while from every point of view. It is written.

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