The difference between Printed media and Broadcast media

Printed Media & Broadcast Media

I get the research from the internet, is talking about the difference between printed media and broadcast media. Printed media can be use by readers only, broadcast media can be use by anyone. It is more advanced for the human in our country. With the changing of time, most of the teenagers will be more attractive for using the broadcast media. In the printed media is using past tenses, but the broadcast media is using present tenses to complete. So, sometimes the old things will be more useful than the new things. We should give support to the both media which is printed media and broadcast media.

Print journalism conventions is an opening sentences that concisely indicates the subject and action of the story and entices the audience to read the story. It tells the reader what the story is about and what should care about it. To find more information or reactions to the story. For a new story does more than remind the reader of the story’s substance.

Broadcast journalism conventions is new stories begin with a general, simple sentences signalling the beginning of a story. The opening sentence in a broadcast news story functions as a cue that begins a story segment. Sentences in a broadcast news story contain just one idea and do not contain multiple clauses and internal clauses and adopt a conversational style. The news segment are often short, so information has to be conveyed quickly and simply. The latter conjures a concrete visual image and is more likely to resonate with a listening audience.