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| Margin between facing oages where the fold lies |
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| factual news stories without opinion |
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| an explanatory title over a newspaper article summarizing the main point for the reader |
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| old- style type made fom molten lead |
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| an advertisement that is printed apart from the regular press run, usually an independent printer, then 'inserted' among the regular newspaper sections |
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| A method of writing by placing parts of the story in descending order |
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| To continue a story from one page to another |
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| t ospace out a line of type so that each line fits flush to teh margin |
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| to strike out copy or take out type not to be printed |
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| Layout {also called::Makeup} |
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| to position editorial, pictorial, and advertising elements on a page to prepare it for the camera and printing |
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| the first few sentences or the first paragraph of a news story, containing the summary or the introduction to the story |
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| The amount of space between lines |
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| Publication of material unjustly injurious ot someone's reputation |
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| old style machine used to produce hot type, one line at a time |
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| the editor who directs the daily gathering, writing, and editiong of news and the placement of news i npaper,;; |
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| people the newspaper w a nts to attract with its news and advertising |
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| the matter printed in every issue of a newspaper or journal, stating the title, ownership, management, subscription, and othe rnon-news features |
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| an area in building where back of issues of newspaper are kept |
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