Методические указания для студентов специальности "Журналистика" (английский язык). Палагина С.С - 13 стр.

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the US. The journalism prizes are awarded for reporting and photography that have
appeared in US newspapers the previous year. The PP were established by Joseph
Pulitzer. Pulitzer (1847-1911) was an immigrant from Hungary who became one of
the greatest American publishers. He was also the founder of Columbia University’s
School of journalism.
Ansel Adams (1902-1984) is probably the most famous American photographer.
He is well known for his black-and-white photographs of the American West. Adams
took large pictures of landscapes, including the great forest and mountains of
America’s beautiful national parks.
4.3.2 On Sundays “The New York Times” has fourteen sections, weighing up to
five pounds! Look at the table of contents for this Sunday edition
Arts and Leisure
Automobiles
The City
Editorials and Op-Ed
Magazine
Money and Business
Real Estate
Regional Weeklies
Sports Sunday
Television
Travel
Week in Review
Answer the following questions:
Which section of the paper do you want to read first?
Which section won’t you read? Why?
Do you usually read a tabloid or a standard paper?
5 Lesson
5.1 Text. Newspaper Staff
The number of people needed to produce a newspaper varies greatly. The
smallest weekly papers may have only to 3 workers, who do everything from writing
the news, to selling advertising space, to running the press. Larger weeklies employ
10 to 30 people. The largest metropolitan dailies have more than 1,000 employees.
The staff of a large metropolitan daily is headed by the publisher, who in some
cases owns the paper. The staff of such a paper is divided into three main
departments: (1) the editorial department, (2) the business department, and (3) the
mechanical department.
The editorial department is responsible for the news and features that the
paper prints. The head of the department is called the editor in chief, executive editor,
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the US. The journalism prizes are awarded for reporting and photography that have
appeared in US newspapers the previous year. The PP were established by Joseph
Pulitzer. Pulitzer (1847-1911) was an immigrant from Hungary who became one of
the greatest American publishers. He was also the founder of Columbia University’s
School of journalism.
     Ansel Adams (1902-1984) is probably the most famous American photographer.
He is well known for his black-and-white photographs of the American West. Adams
took large pictures of landscapes, including the great forest and mountains of
America’s beautiful national parks.

     4.3.2 On Sundays “The New York Times” has fourteen sections, weighing up to
five pounds! Look at the table of contents for this Sunday edition

           Arts and Leisure
     Automobiles
     The City
     Editorials and Op-Ed
     Magazine
     Money and Business
     Real Estate
     Regional Weeklies
     Sports Sunday
     Television
     Travel
     Week in Review

     Answer the following questions:
     Which section of the paper do you want to read first?
     Which section won’t you read? Why?
     Do you usually read a tabloid or a standard paper?

     5 Lesson

     5.1 Text. Newspaper Staff

     The number of people needed to produce a newspaper varies greatly. The
smallest weekly papers may have only to 3 workers, who do everything from writing
the news, to selling advertising space, to running the press. Larger weeklies employ
10 to 30 people. The largest metropolitan dailies have more than 1,000 employees.
     The staff of a large metropolitan daily is headed by the publisher, who in some
cases owns the paper. The staff of such a paper is divided into three main
departments: (1) the editorial department, (2) the business department, and (3) the
mechanical department.
     The editorial department is responsible for the news and features that the
paper prints. The head of the department is called the editor in chief, executive editor,
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