Film and Media Studies 250: Video News Reporting

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Want to learn more about video reporting? Films on Demand includes a number of segments on video reporting and journalism.

Need to do some fact-checking? Popular sites include:

AP Fact Check -- from the Associated Press

Politifact -- home of the Truth-o-Meter, gauging the accuracy of politicians' public statements, Tweets, Facebook posts, etc.

Snopes -- specializing in urban legends and internet rumors

Looking for international fact-checking?

Check out this list of fact-checkers from reporterslab.org. Choose "Global fact-checking sites" and then "Browse in list" to look for fact-checkers by continent.

Want to learn how to conduct an interview? Investigate these resources.

Interviewing for Journalists by Sally Adams; Wynford Hicks
ISBN: 0415229146
Publication Date: 2001-06-26
Explain the different types of interviewing, from the street interview, vox pop or press conference to the interview used as a basis for an in-depth profile. Also available in print at Carleton: PN4784.I6 A33 2001
PS: Political Science & Politics
Volume 35(4) has several articles about conducting successful interviews. Choose the "All Issues" tab, then navigate to the year 2002 to access this volume.

Interviewing Principles -- from Columbia University

Interviewing a Source: Tips -- from The Journalist's Resource