They are often written after the events they cover, providing the reader with more information about a particular aspect of the event, or giving them an insight on the issue from a different perspective or viewpoint. News features are simply feature pieces written about an event or issue which is in the news.
Q. What is the difference between a news article and a feature article?
A news article reports the facts: who, what, where, when, why, and how. It is written in a straightforward, concise reporting style. A feature article is a human interest story about a person, event, or place.
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- Q. What is the difference between a news article and a feature article?
- Q. What is feature news writing?
- Q. What is a feature in a story?
- Q. What are the types of feature writing?
- Q. How do you plan a feature article?
- Q. Do we have to make box in Notice writing?
- Q. Where is the date written in the notice?
Q. What is feature news writing?
Feature Journalism is creative journalism. It escapes the hard-news format allowing the creative writers among us to write feature articles in an inventive and compelling way. Unlike short and to-the-point news articles, feature articles deal with a subject in greater depth and, usually, at greater length.
Q. What is a feature in a story?
A feature is a longer piece of writing than a news story. Features come in many different types and are widely used in magazines, newspapers and online. A feature will often cover an issue in greater depth than a news story would do; or it might look at an ongoing story from a different angle.
Q. What are the types of feature writing?
Different Kinds of Feature Stories
- Human interest. Involves persons rather than things.
- Interviews. Usually done with prominent persons.
- Informational features. Of historical, social, practical interest.
- Personality sketch. Develops a total picture of the person.
- Featurettes.
Q. How do you plan a feature article?
A feature article should,
- Explore a topic or issue of current importance.
- Follows narratorial conventions (i.e. There is a plot, complication, and conclusion)
- Written in short paragraphs.
- Combine facts and opinions.
- Provide a perspective or angle about the topic or issue.
- Includes catchy features (eg.
Q. Do we have to make box in Notice writing?
YES IT IS COMPULSORY TO MAKE BOX IN NOTICE WRITING..
Q. Where is the date written in the notice?
So a bold title clearly mentioned helps draw the attention. Date: After the tile to the left-hand side we print the date on which the notices have been published. Since this is a formal document date is an important aspect of it since these documents stay on record.
