Introduction to Electronic Journalism (MSP 169)

This course introduces the basic building blocks of electronic journalism. It builds on basic broadcast writing skills and explains how professionals in mass media tell stories using digital technology. Students explore the reporter's role and the technology involved in news reporting. Students will apply their skills and develop stories, edit words, and produce both the pictures and sound as they prepare their stories and news packages for electronic distribution to a diverse audience over college, student, and community-based media. Students gain a clear understanding of the principles and professional practices of television news production and learn to critically evaluate the ethics and controversies in unbiased storytelling. This course is subject to a course fee.

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Prerequisites

The following courses must be taken prior to this course
MSP 125 - Introduction to Writing for Broadcast News or MSP 126 - Introduction to Scriptwriting
Term Location Sections Available
2025 Spring Semester - 15 Week Sections
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