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Prepare: Read Chapter 1 of Writing for the Mass Media. Chapter 1 of our text tells us that, “Writers for the mass media must understand the implications of what they do. Part of the writing process is developing a sense of what it means to communicate with a mass audience” (Stovall 2).

Reflect: Why must writing for a mass audience be different? What techniques are required when writing for the mass media?

Write: Write a 250- to 300-word response that discusses how writing for a mass audience differs from writing for a smaller audience such as a letter to a friend or an essay for a class. Explain your view giving examples from a recent news article you located from the Associated Press. In your initial post, you must include at least one in-text citation from the reading material and an additional in-text citation from a scholarly source that you locate. At the end of your post, include your name and a full reference for all sources cited in the body of your post. All citaitons and references must adhere to APA style guidelines as outlined in the Ashford Writing Center.

Respond to Peers: After you have written your initial post, read the posts of your peers and respond to at least two others about their take on how writing for a mass audience differs from writing for a smaller audience. Your responses should address them by name, be between 100 and 150 words in length, and you must include your name at the end of each response

Prepare: Read a few of the biographies of famous journalists available on NYU’s list of 100 Outstanding Journalists in the United States in the Last 100 Years. Pay attention to the kinds of details included in the biographies and note the kinds of details that are missing.

Reflect: Select the moment of your life that convinced you to pursue this career path. Think about all of the different ways in which that moment affects you. Think also about how your interest in journalism began and what it means to you now.

Write: Write a 200- to 250-word blog post why you chose to pursue a career in journalism. Writing in third person, construct your post around the points that you think are the most important. In your first sentence, let the reader know immediately what you are writing about, and try to use an active, descriptive verb. Here’s an example:

Reading the sports section of the New York Times always lifts the spirits of Julie Jones.

From the first sentence, there should be no doubt about the subject of this post. In your post, you must include at least one credible source of information that is related to at least one of the questions to support your ideas. Include a byline at the beginning of your blog post. At the end of your blog, include a full reference for all sources cited in the body of your blog. All citations and references must adhere to APA style guidelines as outlined in the Ashford Writing Center. View the Formatting Stories and Blogs for assistance with formatting your blog.

Check it! Your blog must be submitted through Grammarly and Turnitin prior to submission.

Respond to Peers: After you have written your blog, read the blogs of your peers and post a comment to at least three other bloggers about their personal journey toward a career in journalism. Your comments should address them by name, be between 50 and 75 words in length, and must include your name at the end of each response.