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Elements that make news

Jasmin Cruz
Jasmin Cruz

Duterte's first State of the Nation Address lasted over an hour and 40 minutes as he deviated from his prepared remarks and used an informal delivery style. While the presidential communication secretary claimed to have cried after reading the address, Duterte's antics and quips resulted in a less dramatic mood. Duterte ad-libbed and had exchanges with the teleprompter operator during the long speech. His address was applauded 93 times but one comment on relaxing bank secrecy laws did not receive loud applause. Duterte greeted a critical senator before starting his speech but then made a face, and he focused on moving forward rather than finger-pointing about past problems in his address.

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Prepared by Jasmin Cruz IV 3 BSE English ELEMENTS THAT MAKE NEWS
Emphasizes the newest angle of the story A news story must immediately tell the impact of the event Recency time of occurrence; Primacy The news reporter is duty bound to report immediately the news happening or the expected event to happen in the society. IMMEDIACY OR TIMELINESS
Geographical nearness as well as nearness of kinship or interest Readers are more interested to know what is happening around them Interest of the readers depends upon the closeness of their own personal affairs, their homes, their business activities or enterprises Readers are expected to know the changing conditions in foreign countries that usually affect their own lifestyles PROXIMITY OR NEARNESS
To every human being, the most interesting thing in the world is himself and after the things nearest him in body and mind his job, health, and money, his home and his family, his friend and associates, his clubs and church, his hobbies, recreations, and amusements. - Warren PROXIMITY OR NEARNESS
Readers are always interested to read more about people, places, celebrities, stars, personalities and other things which are common and very familiar to them. The readers will always attach some social values and meanings to the changing events in the affairs and achievements of the people in our society. Examples are events or affairs concerning the top officials in the national government and other interesting personalities in the Philippines, Asian countries, and the US PROMINENCE
Refers to strange or unnatural events, objects, persons, and places Events which are indeed rare, unusual, and unique Interesting not because of its news value but because of the human interest side of it. When a dog bites a man that is not news, but when a man bites a dog that is news. (Dana, 1882) ODDITY OR UNSUALNESS
Essential in catching the attention of the readers Examples would be the intense conflict of different political groups in the Philippines. CONFLICT
The continuing suspense of day-to-day news events will always attract the attention of the reading public Suspended-interest story tense and dramatic SUSPENSE
Various human responses such as the innate desire for food, clothing, shelter, the universal interest in children, animals, nature, and the natural feelings of love, sympathy, generosity, fear, hatred, and jealousy Anything that touches the very fibers and senses of man and woman HUMAN INTEREST OR EMOTIONS
Shows the progress of any group or community The onward and forward march of civilization or the progress of a country is chronicled step by step in the newspaper Sacred task and duty of the reporter to serve the hungry readers for news of progress and developments. CONSEQUENCE OR PROGRESS
Whatever is significant to the life of an individual is interesting to him Significance includes background materials for a current event. SIGNIFICANCE
To avoid boredom on the part of the readers News stories which give spice or a new twist to something commonplace HUMOR
Important names make important news The more names in the story, the better NAMES
Adds color to the story Anything that moves a reader to tears or to laughter is good news DRAMA
Stories of sex are usually related to stories of romance, marriage, divorce, and the varied activities of men and women Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo is elected President SEX
ROMANCE AND ADVENTURE
Stories of animals, especially those with talents are good reading matter because of their human-interest value ANIMALS
Sweepstakes numbers, vital statistics, election results, scores in games, casualties, fatalities, price of goods, and ages of women make good news. NUMBER
MANILA, Philippines What was supposed to be a 38- minute speech got stretched to one hour and 40 minutes as President Duterte deviated from his prepared address, delivered several ad libs and opted for a more informal delivery style. And while Presidential Communication Secretary Martin Andanar claimed to have cried after reading the address, the mood of the event was far from dramatic due to Dutertes antics and quips. While delivering his speech, Duterte was heard saying: "Taas mo na 'yan. Wala na 'yan (Bring it up. I'm done with that)" and "Sandali lang 'tol (Wait)." Duterte was apparently talking to the operator of the teleprompter. HOW DUTERTE'S FIRST SONA DEFIED EXPECTATIONS BY ALEXIS ROMERO (PHILSTAR.COM) | UPDATED JULY 26, 2016 - 1:19PM
"Ad-libs made it more personal. The president, he has this magic touch with the masses" Andanar said, Duterte's address, which did not contain profanities, was applauded 93 times. But there was an instance when the president's statement did not seem to draw an enthusiastic response from the audience, which consisted of lawmakers and their guests. "(We will) relax the bank secrecy laws," Duterte said. The audience's applause was not that loud and Duterte, who was unapologetic, could only smile about it. "E naging presidente ako e, ayoko sanang makialam sa mga 'to," he said Even before the start of his address, Duterte created a scene when he shook the hands of Sen. Leila de Lima, who has been critical of his campaign against drugs and crime. He greeted the senator while he was about to climb to the rostrum of the House of Representatives.
The president, however, reportedly made face after the brief encounter with De Lima. Before starting his speech, Duterte noted that all the three top officials on the platform are from Mindanao. Duterte hails from Davao City, where he served as mayor for 22 years. House Speaker Pantaleon Alvarez is from Davao del Norte while Senate President Aquilino "Koko" Pimentel III hails from Cagayan de Oro. All the living former presidents were present during the event except Benigno Aquino III, Duterte's immediate predecessor. Aquino's first address in 2010 blamed the Arroyo administration for many of the country's ills. He continued to do so until the final months of his administration. In contrast, Duterte refused to point fingers for the problems hounding the country, believing it will just be a waste of time. "We cannot move forward if we allow the past to pull us back. Finger-pointing is not the way. That is why I will not waste precious time dwelling on the sins of the past or blaming those who are perceived to be responsible for the mess that we are in and suffering from," Duterte said.

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Elements that make news

  • 1. Prepared by Jasmin Cruz IV 3 BSE English ELEMENTS THAT MAKE NEWS
  • 2. Emphasizes the newest angle of the story A news story must immediately tell the impact of the event Recency time of occurrence; Primacy The news reporter is duty bound to report immediately the news happening or the expected event to happen in the society. IMMEDIACY OR TIMELINESS
  • 3. Geographical nearness as well as nearness of kinship or interest Readers are more interested to know what is happening around them Interest of the readers depends upon the closeness of their own personal affairs, their homes, their business activities or enterprises Readers are expected to know the changing conditions in foreign countries that usually affect their own lifestyles PROXIMITY OR NEARNESS
  • 4. To every human being, the most interesting thing in the world is himself and after the things nearest him in body and mind his job, health, and money, his home and his family, his friend and associates, his clubs and church, his hobbies, recreations, and amusements. - Warren PROXIMITY OR NEARNESS
  • 5. Readers are always interested to read more about people, places, celebrities, stars, personalities and other things which are common and very familiar to them. The readers will always attach some social values and meanings to the changing events in the affairs and achievements of the people in our society. Examples are events or affairs concerning the top officials in the national government and other interesting personalities in the Philippines, Asian countries, and the US PROMINENCE
  • 6. Refers to strange or unnatural events, objects, persons, and places Events which are indeed rare, unusual, and unique Interesting not because of its news value but because of the human interest side of it. When a dog bites a man that is not news, but when a man bites a dog that is news. (Dana, 1882) ODDITY OR UNSUALNESS
  • 7. Essential in catching the attention of the readers Examples would be the intense conflict of different political groups in the Philippines. CONFLICT
  • 8. The continuing suspense of day-to-day news events will always attract the attention of the reading public Suspended-interest story tense and dramatic SUSPENSE
  • 9. Various human responses such as the innate desire for food, clothing, shelter, the universal interest in children, animals, nature, and the natural feelings of love, sympathy, generosity, fear, hatred, and jealousy Anything that touches the very fibers and senses of man and woman HUMAN INTEREST OR EMOTIONS
  • 10. Shows the progress of any group or community The onward and forward march of civilization or the progress of a country is chronicled step by step in the newspaper Sacred task and duty of the reporter to serve the hungry readers for news of progress and developments. CONSEQUENCE OR PROGRESS
  • 11. Whatever is significant to the life of an individual is interesting to him Significance includes background materials for a current event. SIGNIFICANCE
  • 12. To avoid boredom on the part of the readers News stories which give spice or a new twist to something commonplace HUMOR
  • 13. Important names make important news The more names in the story, the better NAMES
  • 14. Adds color to the story Anything that moves a reader to tears or to laughter is good news DRAMA
  • 15. Stories of sex are usually related to stories of romance, marriage, divorce, and the varied activities of men and women Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo is elected President SEX
  • 17. Stories of animals, especially those with talents are good reading matter because of their human-interest value ANIMALS
  • 18. Sweepstakes numbers, vital statistics, election results, scores in games, casualties, fatalities, price of goods, and ages of women make good news. NUMBER
  • 19. MANILA, Philippines What was supposed to be a 38- minute speech got stretched to one hour and 40 minutes as President Duterte deviated from his prepared address, delivered several ad libs and opted for a more informal delivery style. And while Presidential Communication Secretary Martin Andanar claimed to have cried after reading the address, the mood of the event was far from dramatic due to Dutertes antics and quips. While delivering his speech, Duterte was heard saying: "Taas mo na 'yan. Wala na 'yan (Bring it up. I'm done with that)" and "Sandali lang 'tol (Wait)." Duterte was apparently talking to the operator of the teleprompter. HOW DUTERTE'S FIRST SONA DEFIED EXPECTATIONS BY ALEXIS ROMERO (PHILSTAR.COM) | UPDATED JULY 26, 2016 - 1:19PM
  • 20. "Ad-libs made it more personal. The president, he has this magic touch with the masses" Andanar said, Duterte's address, which did not contain profanities, was applauded 93 times. But there was an instance when the president's statement did not seem to draw an enthusiastic response from the audience, which consisted of lawmakers and their guests. "(We will) relax the bank secrecy laws," Duterte said. The audience's applause was not that loud and Duterte, who was unapologetic, could only smile about it. "E naging presidente ako e, ayoko sanang makialam sa mga 'to," he said Even before the start of his address, Duterte created a scene when he shook the hands of Sen. Leila de Lima, who has been critical of his campaign against drugs and crime. He greeted the senator while he was about to climb to the rostrum of the House of Representatives.
  • 21. The president, however, reportedly made face after the brief encounter with De Lima. Before starting his speech, Duterte noted that all the three top officials on the platform are from Mindanao. Duterte hails from Davao City, where he served as mayor for 22 years. House Speaker Pantaleon Alvarez is from Davao del Norte while Senate President Aquilino "Koko" Pimentel III hails from Cagayan de Oro. All the living former presidents were present during the event except Benigno Aquino III, Duterte's immediate predecessor. Aquino's first address in 2010 blamed the Arroyo administration for many of the country's ills. He continued to do so until the final months of his administration. In contrast, Duterte refused to point fingers for the problems hounding the country, believing it will just be a waste of time. "We cannot move forward if we allow the past to pull us back. Finger-pointing is not the way. That is why I will not waste precious time dwelling on the sins of the past or blaming those who are perceived to be responsible for the mess that we are in and suffering from," Duterte said.