Lucas Green
News is an unpublished account of human action, which seeks mainly to inform, interest, or entertain the readers. The primary requirement of news is a newspaper must not have previously been published. It must come to the reader’s first time voluntarily. In this sense, news comprises all the announcements that come to your mailbox on daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly basis.
News is a written announcement of facts or news, with the intention to convey information to some particular public or a specific group. News comprises all the newsworthy events, and other significant happenings, occurring in your locality, state, country or in the world at large. News is divided into two different categories: good news and bad news. News is the most important source of information for the public and it is therefore important to collect news regularly.
The degree of importance and relevance of the source of news differs from one medium to another. The journalism industry has evolved considerably over the last few years, owing to increasing demands from the public for up-to-date and credible information. As a result of these increased demands for news, a variety of new voices have entered the field of journalism, contributing to its expanding core responsibilities. As news is now required by everyone in just about every walk of life, a greater amount of research has been directed towards developing new techniques and modes of gathering and presenting news. This has resulted in an increased demand for quality news sources and the profession of journalism.
