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1. Broadcast	Choose an option to cut sound by eliminating or changing the order. the opening five to ten seconds of a piece which catch the listeners' attention. It also helps set the scene. link between two stories or between the reporter and any other piece of the bulletin. a meeting or conversation in which the reporter asks questions to a person who knows more about something. something or someone that gives you the information. journalist words beginning with the letter C which define the style of a good news story: clear, concise and correct. to send out a radio programme. a written text which people read on air. A report. the primary questions a news story answers --Who? What? When? Where? Why? How? people who listen to the radio informal word for microphone. the last day you have to finish something. the most important story according to the editorial team. meeting where important decisions are taken.
2. Cue	Choose an option to cut sound by eliminating or changing the order. the opening five to ten seconds of a piece which catch the listeners' attention. It also helps set the scene. link between two stories or between the reporter and any other piece of the bulletin. a meeting or conversation in which the reporter asks questions to a person who knows more about something. something or someone that gives you the information. journalist words beginning with the letter C which define the style of a good news story: clear, concise and correct. to send out a radio programme. a written text which people read on air. A report. the primary questions a news story answers --Who? What? When? Where? Why? How? people who listen to the radio informal word for microphone. the last day you have to finish something. the most important story according to the editorial team. meeting where important decisions are taken.
3. Source	Choose an option to cut sound by eliminating or changing the order. the opening five to ten seconds of a piece which catch the listeners' attention. It also helps set the scene. link between two stories or between the reporter and any other piece of the bulletin. a meeting or conversation in which the reporter asks questions to a person who knows more about something. something or someone that gives you the information. journalist words beginning with the letter C which define the style of a good news story: clear, concise and correct. to send out a radio programme. a written text which people read on air. A report. the primary questions a news story answers --Who? What? When? Where? Why? How? people who listen to the radio informal word for microphone. the last day you have to finish something. the most important story according to the editorial team. meeting where important decisions are taken.
4. Hook	Choose an option to cut sound by eliminating or changing the order. the opening five to ten seconds of a piece which catch the listeners' attention. It also helps set the scene. link between two stories or between the reporter and any other piece of the bulletin. a meeting or conversation in which the reporter asks questions to a person who knows more about something. something or someone that gives you the information. journalist words beginning with the letter C which define the style of a good news story: clear, concise and correct. to send out a radio programme. a written text which people read on air. A report. the primary questions a news story answers --Who? What? When? Where? Why? How? people who listen to the radio informal word for microphone. the last day you have to finish something. the most important story according to the editorial team. meeting where important decisions are taken.
5. Edit (to)	Choose an option to cut sound by eliminating or changing the order. the opening five to ten seconds of a piece which catch the listeners' attention. It also helps set the scene. link between two stories or between the reporter and any other piece of the bulletin. a meeting or conversation in which the reporter asks questions to a person who knows more about something. something or someone that gives you the information. journalist words beginning with the letter C which define the style of a good news story: clear, concise and correct. to send out a radio programme. a written text which people read on air. A report. the primary questions a news story answers --Who? What? When? Where? Why? How? people who listen to the radio informal word for microphone. the last day you have to finish something. the most important story according to the editorial team. meeting where important decisions are taken.
6. Deadline	Choose an option to cut sound by eliminating or changing the order. the opening five to ten seconds of a piece which catch the listeners' attention. It also helps set the scene. link between two stories or between the reporter and any other piece of the bulletin. a meeting or conversation in which the reporter asks questions to a person who knows more about something. something or someone that gives you the information. journalist words beginning with the letter C which define the style of a good news story: clear, concise and correct. to send out a radio programme. a written text which people read on air. A report. the primary questions a news story answers --Who? What? When? Where? Why? How? people who listen to the radio informal word for microphone. the last day you have to finish something. the most important story according to the editorial team. meeting where important decisions are taken.
7. Script	Choose an option to cut sound by eliminating or changing the order. the opening five to ten seconds of a piece which catch the listeners' attention. It also helps set the scene. link between two stories or between the reporter and any other piece of the bulletin. a meeting or conversation in which the reporter asks questions to a person who knows more about something. something or someone that gives you the information. journalist words beginning with the letter C which define the style of a good news story: clear, concise and correct. to send out a radio programme. a written text which people read on air. A report. the primary questions a news story answers --Who? What? When? Where? Why? How? people who listen to the radio informal word for microphone. the last day you have to finish something. the most important story according to the editorial team. meeting where important decisions are taken.
8. Interview	Choose an option to cut sound by eliminating or changing the order. the opening five to ten seconds of a piece which catch the listeners' attention. It also helps set the scene. link between two stories or between the reporter and any other piece of the bulletin. a meeting or conversation in which the reporter asks questions to a person who knows more about something. something or someone that gives you the information. journalist words beginning with the letter C which define the style of a good news story: clear, concise and correct. to send out a radio programme. a written text which people read on air. A report. the primary questions a news story answers --Who? What? When? Where? Why? How? people who listen to the radio informal word for microphone. the last day you have to finish something. the most important story according to the editorial team. meeting where important decisions are taken.
9. Top story	Choose an option to cut sound by eliminating or changing the order. the opening five to ten seconds of a piece which catch the listeners' attention. It also helps set the scene. link between two stories or between the reporter and any other piece of the bulletin. a meeting or conversation in which the reporter asks questions to a person who knows more about something. something or someone that gives you the information. journalist words beginning with the letter C which define the style of a good news story: clear, concise and correct. to send out a radio programme. a written text which people read on air. A report. the primary questions a news story answers --Who? What? When? Where? Why? How? people who listen to the radio informal word for microphone. the last day you have to finish something. the most important story according to the editorial team. meeting where important decisions are taken.
10. Reporter	Choose an option to cut sound by eliminating or changing the order. the opening five to ten seconds of a piece which catch the listeners' attention. It also helps set the scene. link between two stories or between the reporter and any other piece of the bulletin. a meeting or conversation in which the reporter asks questions to a person who knows more about something. something or someone that gives you the information. journalist words beginning with the letter C which define the style of a good news story: clear, concise and correct. to send out a radio programme. a written text which people read on air. A report. the primary questions a news story answers --Who? What? When? Where? Why? How? people who listen to the radio informal word for microphone. the last day you have to finish something. the most important story according to the editorial team. meeting where important decisions are taken.
11. 3 C's	Choose an option to cut sound by eliminating or changing the order. the opening five to ten seconds of a piece which catch the listeners' attention. It also helps set the scene. link between two stories or between the reporter and any other piece of the bulletin. a meeting or conversation in which the reporter asks questions to a person who knows more about something. something or someone that gives you the information. journalist words beginning with the letter C which define the style of a good news story: clear, concise and correct. to send out a radio programme. a written text which people read on air. A report. the primary questions a news story answers --Who? What? When? Where? Why? How? people who listen to the radio informal word for microphone. the last day you have to finish something. the most important story according to the editorial team. meeting where important decisions are taken.
12. Five W's and H	Choose an option to cut sound by eliminating or changing the order. the opening five to ten seconds of a piece which catch the listeners' attention. It also helps set the scene. link between two stories or between the reporter and any other piece of the bulletin. a meeting or conversation in which the reporter asks questions to a person who knows more about something. something or someone that gives you the information. journalist words beginning with the letter C which define the style of a good news story: clear, concise and correct. to send out a radio programme. a written text which people read on air. A report. the primary questions a news story answers --Who? What? When? Where? Why? How? people who listen to the radio informal word for microphone. the last day you have to finish something. the most important story according to the editorial team. meeting where important decisions are taken.
13. Editorial meeting	Choose an option to cut sound by eliminating or changing the order. the opening five to ten seconds of a piece which catch the listeners' attention. It also helps set the scene. link between two stories or between the reporter and any other piece of the bulletin. a meeting or conversation in which the reporter asks questions to a person who knows more about something. something or someone that gives you the information. journalist words beginning with the letter C which define the style of a good news story: clear, concise and correct. to send out a radio programme. a written text which people read on air. A report. the primary questions a news story answers --Who? What? When? Where? Why? How? people who listen to the radio informal word for microphone. the last day you have to finish something. the most important story according to the editorial team. meeting where important decisions are taken.
14. Mike	Choose an option to cut sound by eliminating or changing the order. the opening five to ten seconds of a piece which catch the listeners' attention. It also helps set the scene. link between two stories or between the reporter and any other piece of the bulletin. a meeting or conversation in which the reporter asks questions to a person who knows more about something. something or someone that gives you the information. journalist words beginning with the letter C which define the style of a good news story: clear, concise and correct. to send out a radio programme. a written text which people read on air. A report. the primary questions a news story answers --Who? What? When? Where? Why? How? people who listen to the radio informal word for microphone. the last day you have to finish something. the most important story according to the editorial team. meeting where important decisions are taken.
15. Audience	Choose an option to cut sound by eliminating or changing the order. the opening five to ten seconds of a piece which catch the listeners' attention. It also helps set the scene. link between two stories or between the reporter and any other piece of the bulletin. a meeting or conversation in which the reporter asks questions to a person who knows more about something. something or someone that gives you the information. journalist words beginning with the letter C which define the style of a good news story: clear, concise and correct. to send out a radio programme. a written text which people read on air. A report. the primary questions a news story answers --Who? What? When? Where? Why? How? people who listen to the radio informal word for microphone. the last day you have to finish something. the most important story according to the editorial team. meeting where important decisions are taken.