1. News Writing
1.1. Current
1.1.1. Gives information about events happening.
1.2. Accuracy
1.2.1. To inform and entertain the readers.
1.3. Concise and clear
1.3.1. Spread awareness.
2. Sports Writing
2.1. Impartiality
2.1.1. Giving fans the information they crave.
2.2. Empathy
2.2.1. To inform the reader.
2.3. Creativity
2.3.1. To entertain.
2.4. Flexibility
2.4.1. To give advice
3. Science Writing
3.1. Clear and avoids unneccessary detail.
3.1.1. Allow researchers to keep up to date with the developments of their field.
3.2. Simple that uses direct language , avoiding vague or complicated sentences.
3.2.1. To communicate scientific information clearly and concisely.
4. Editorial Cartooning
4.1. Must use a visual and verbal vocabulaty that is familiar to the readers.
4.1.1. They have an educational purpose.
4.2. Are based on current events.
4.2.1. They are intended to make the readers think about current political issues.
5. Feature Writing
5.1. may or may not timely.
5.1.1. To provide a detailed description of a place, person or idea.
5.2. Rarely have news leads intead more often have novelty leads.
5.2.1. To entertain or discuss a particular topic of interest.
6. Editorial Writing
6.1. An opinion of a writer.
6.1.1. To tackle recent events and issues.
6.2. Objective explanation of an issue.
6.2.1. To formulate viewpoints based on an objective analysis of happenings.
7. Photojournalism
7.1. It is objective and should not be biased.
7.1.1. To tell a story better than a text or write up.
7.2. Images should accurately show events as they are.
7.2.1. To educate and entertain the viewers/ readers.
8. Broadcasting
8.1. Audio-visual that gives television advertising the ability to tempt and convince by appealing to the human senses of sight and sound.
8.1.1. Provides valuable information that can inform and educate and includes public service announcement.