Crediting the source of information used in a story

The conclusion of a story

The approach or point of view used to tell a story

A story that is appropriate to be broadcast at any time, regardless of season or time of year, day, month, etc.

A type of news story that viewers need to have immediately; news that is serious and timely

The first line of a story that begins abruptly and immediately presents the most important information

Information that people want to know, that people should know, or that people need to know

The first sentence of a story, or the beginning/introduction of an interview that states the subject's name, title, and contact information

Television news programming that is expected to provide a fair, unbiased presentation of facts, without viewpoint or opinion

Television news programming that is expected to express a particular point of view or opinion

Television programming that stretches or exaggerates facts by dealing with sensational stories, mostly entertainment

A type of news story with information that viewers may find interesting but not necessarily need to know

Everything spoken by a reporter in a package (report)

The first line of a story that communicates the general idea of a story but not does offer any facts