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Working in the media is both an opportunity and a responsibility. It isnu2019t only beneficial to oneself, but for all. When safe and honest media serves the public, then it can be promised that peace is observed at all times. But behind this, media is yet a challenging field to work in. There are qualifications and continuous learning to be part of a media team. With this, here are the things to know about the field of media correspondence from Jamie McIntyre.
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Jamie Mclntyre: Things to Know about Media Correspondence Working in the media is both an Working in the media is both an opportunity and a responsibility. It isn’t only beneficial to oneself, but for all. When safe and honest media serves the public, then it can be promised that peace is observed at all times.o work in. You shouldn't count on a journalist to explore a subject as thoroughly as a researcher would. Journalists typically only have room to write the bare minimum of facts. A scholarly journal is shorter than even a long feature article. 1 Per Jamie McIntyre, be prepared for a journalist's ignorance of your field of study or of religion in general. Within a five-year period, a journalist may change from covering academia to covering commerce to covering religious practices. 2 A journalist won't show you the article before it is published, so don't anticipate that. The expectation to review a story is seen by journalists as an infringement on press freedom because news deadlines typically prevent it from happening. 3 Make sure you feel at ease answering questions on the spot before consenting to a live interview. Often, journalists won't mind telling you what questions you'll be asked in advance if you ask them. 4
