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    Tips to Conduct Market Research in Journalism: ask open-ended question conduct in-depth interview and larger survey samples ethnography don't give options. Reality-based entertainment shows have caused newscasters to try to connect to the audience through emotion. One way to avoid extreme infotainment is to write the article like a story.

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    Tips to Conduct Market Research in Journalism: ask open-ended question conduct in-depth interview and larger survey samples ethnography don't give options. Reality-based entertainment shows have caused newscasters to try to connect to the audience through emotion. One way to avoid extreme infotainment is to write the article like a story.

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    Tips to Conduct Market Research in Journalism: ask open-ended question conduct in-depth interview and larger survey samples ethnography don't give options. Reality-based entertainment shows have caused newscasters to try to connect to the audience through emotion. One way to avoid extreme infotainment is to write the article like a story.

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    MAKE THE NEWS COMPREHENSIVE & PROPORTIONAL

    GROUP 11
    1. Tips to Conduct Market Research in Journalism: ask open-ended question conduct in-depth interview and larger survey samples ethnography dont give options 2. Reality-based entertainment shows have caused newscasters to try to connect to the audience through emotion.

    3. Journalists should give the people what they need and what they want!

    4. One way to avoid extreme infotainment is to write the article like a story. Who becomes character. What becomes plot. Where becomes scene or setting. Why becomes motivation or causation. How becomes narrative. - Roy Peter Clark 5. Diana Sugg was a reporter for The Baltimore Sun, who did a story on families struggling to save the lives of their children with end-of-life health care.

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