News is anything that’s new, unusual and interesting.
News can be about anything that happens in the world, or in any area of our culture that would interest our audience. It can be something that’s happening in the past, present or future.
It should be put before the audience briefly so they will read it, clearly so they will appreciate it, picturesquely so they will remember it and accurately so they will guide them by its light.
In order to ensure your article is factually correct and well written, you should do your research and interview people who are involved in the event you’re writing about. You can then create an outline that will get the best information to your audience as quickly as possible.
What’s more, you can use this information to write an article that is a little different from what your peers are doing and will stand out in your school or in the news.
When writing a news article, you need to make sure that your piece is scanable/easy to pick out the information you want them to see. This can be done by using an inverted pyramid structure, with the most important information at the top.
Often, it’s also important to include images, especially for Web news content. This is because images grab the reader’s attention and help them to understand what you are trying to convey.
It’s also essential to have a good storyline for your article. The main objective for the first part is to introduce the readers to your topic, and then follow up with a narrative that includes facts and quotes from people you interviewed.
