Exam 8: News From Afar: Editing Nonlocal Stories

Editors prepare a ___ to share with other editors as they decide what news to put into a particular news edition or broadcast.

Sometimes different versions of a story have different strengths and so an editor may decide to ___ the stories for maximum appeal.

The space available for news in a newspaper or magazine is called the ___.

Editors would find it impossible to sort through the hundreds of news stories from the news providers' offerings without a guide, which is called a ___.

News from afar that may have special interest for a particular news organization is often ___ in order to emphasize that connection.

Broadcasters call the audio and video stream by another term, the ___.

Probably the best known American news association that provides a stream of stories, audio and visuals is ___.

Editors use ___ in order to decide which stories are appropriate for their news organization and audience.

The stream of news stories, images and audio sent digitally by news providers to print news organizations is familiarly known as the ___.

Editors monitor streams of information from a variety of professional news providers, but also may monitor less formal sources of information, such as from ___.