Dan Rather on Journalism & Finding the Truth in the News
Learn to ask the right questions & tell captivating stories. Practical advice for journalists & avid news consumers.
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What you will learn
Analyze and investigate all news you consume and become more informed
Tell a compelling story, both on paper and in person, that moves audiences and effectively conveys your point of view
Produce sharp, concise writing that gets your message across and leaves the reader wanting more
Effortlessly present in front of a crowd or in front of the camera with confidence
Comprehend the power and necessity of the freedom of the press and its role in our lives
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Our Verdict
Bask in Dan Rather's impeccable storytelling as he shares journalistic ethics, investigative techniques, and historical experiences. This profound journey inspires you to cherish free speech and fosters responsibility among both journalists and engaged news consumers. Despite the absence of recent examples, it remains a valuable resource in an era where the news industry faces unprecedented challenges. Embrace Dan Rather's eloquent wisdom while acknowledging its few limitations – including missed chances for real-time dialogue, up-to-date examples showcasing contemporary journalism trends and downloadable content options.
What We Liked
- Eloquent and captivating storytelling that sheds light on the vital role of journalism in society
- In-depth exploration of the ethical principles, investigative techniques and public speaking skills essential for journalists
- Gain insights from Dan Rather's historical interviews, experiences, and firsthand accounts during monumental events
- A wake-up call for news consumers to uphold their responsibility in safeguarding democracy and the free press
Potential Drawbacks
- Limited engagement due to pre-recorded lectures—no opportunity for live discussions or Q&As
- Outdated examples with no mention of recent journalism trends like data-driven reporting, collaboration tools, or social media impacts
- Some learners mentioned text errors and yearned for video downloads in the course platform
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