news style
1 of 1nounthe specific writing and presentation conventions used in journalism to convey information accurately, concisely, and objectively
News style refers to the specific way in which news is written and presented, following certain rules and conventions to ensure clarity, accuracy, and consistency. It includes the structure of the story, the language used, and how information is organized. News style typically prioritizes straightforward, factual reporting, using simple language and an objective tone. Common elements include an inverted pyramid structure, where the most important details are at the beginning of the article, and clear, concise sentences. News style also often follows guidelines set by the publication or organization, such as specific formatting and citation rules.
- The newspaper follows a strict news style to ensure all reports are clear and easy to understand.
- Editors check the news style to make sure all articles are consistent.
- She learned how to write in news style during her journalism course.
- The reporter stuck to a neutral tone, following the usual news style for sensitive topics.
- The news style for online articles can be different from print due to space limitations.