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Chapter 11: Editorials Journalism
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• Brainstorming: a technique in which participants suspend critical judgment as they generate as many ideas as possible (also known as free association).
• Helps generate ideas.
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• Op-ed page: the page opposite the editorial page in a newspaper – contains more of the same material found on the editorial page.
• Editorial board: the group of people (usually the top editors) who decide on a plan for each editorial that will appear in a newspaper.
• The process of deciding the newspaper’s positions on controversial matters can include long and heated debates.
Weighing Opinions
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• On the editorial page, the reader should find ideas about the things reported elsewhere in the paper.
• Editorial: an article that states a newspaper’s ideas on a particular issue.
• Most editorial writers are educated and experienced with current events.
• These writers try to make sense out of complex and controversial issues.
• Editorial page: the page in a newspaper that includes editorials, columns, opinion articles, reviews, cartoons and the masthead.
• Masthead: a statement in a newspaper that provides the details of publication.