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Writing news for professional media is different from writing conventional articles because you can stick to one topic and write however you want.

When writing news, you are usually, but not always, limited because you are writing about something that is largely out of your control. You can write about a crime, a sporting event, what someone says, or other events where you are just a spectator.

You could argue that by interviewing someone you can check the news depending on the cunning of your interrogation. This is true. However, your interviewee can be just as sneaky and cleverly omit the expected answers.

Factors

Anyway, writing news depends on external factors and journalists often have to find the news. By regularly writing articles, such as "how to" pieces, you can insert your own thoughts, express opinions and make you, the writer, a central topic.

This is not possible with news writing, although it is quite possible to adapt the news writing style for all types of articles to make them more powerful.

For the media, finding news is the number one priority from the start of the day to the deadline. This role normally falls to reporters, who are assisted by news editors.

In normal media environments, news is generated in four ways: events, press releases, interviews and initiative.

Events: 

This covers a huge spectrum, but suffice it to say that anything that has ever happened, be it prearranged or coincidental, can be described as an event. A crime, a traffic accident, a trial, a sport, a speech, a press conference… these are all events that can be reported and published depending on their journalistic interest.

Press Releases

Newsrooms receive a constant stream of press releases every day, only a fraction of which are read in full. Press releases, or press releases, contain information about a newsworthy event or topic, written in the standard news style, intended for publication. Any company or individual is free to submit a press release to any news organization in the hope of publicity. Of course, someone like Bill Gates has a higher chance of getting published than Joe Bloggs.

Interviews: 

These are common journalistic practices that often make the news. Interviews can be conducted face-to-face, over the phone, or via email, but what matters is who is interviewed and what they say. If you have Bill Gates on the phone, you have the potential for big news. But if you're just saying you hope the weather will be good, then it's not worth writing about. However, if you are talking about the next generation of Windows applications, then you have a memorable story.

Basically, a web newsreader or news aggregator is a type of software program that automatically retrieves news sources from web pages that provide those sources. News feeds come in different types of standard formats and are relatively hard-coded elements that are very simple. These news sources can be retrieved and read by a news aggregator and can contain headlines, summaries, full articles, excerpts, links and images. That's all you really need to know about the news feed to use this technology.
Some advantages of this technology are:
First, with an aggregator, you don't have to bother visiting countless sites to collect all the news that comes on your site. Once you've found an aggregator you like and it has the information you're looking for, simply plug it into your website. You don't have to go to all the individual sites to collect all the information.
Second, you can view new information from a large number of websites in a short time.
Third, you can sort the feed by categorizing different groups of sites into themes.
Fourth, you don't have to spend hours removing and adding fonts, you can do it with just a few clicks or automatically.
Fifth, since you receive the information through feeds, you can process this information efficiently and quickly.