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Newspaper Terminology By Megan Miron 2007-2008

Headline Bold, large type that appears at the beginning of an article, the title

Headline

Dateline Line at the beginning of the article that gives the date and place of the story’s origin

Dateline Oct. 23, 2007, 1:42PM Houstonian's long-lost painting found in trash Artwork stolen 20 years ago may bring $1 million at auction By ULA ILNYTZKY NEW YORK — A painting stolen 20 years ago was found lying in trash along a street, and now it could fetch up to $1 million at auction. Elizabeth Gibson didn't know anything about the brightly colored abstract work she spotted on her morning walk four years ago on Manhattan's Upper West Side. Sotheby's auction house will be selling the work next month for the now-widowed original owner.

Flag Name of the newspaper as it appears on the front page

Flag

Cutline Caption under the photo that gives information about the photo

Cutline

Index Listing of the main parts of the newspaper and where they appear in that edition

Index

Byline Writers name at the beginning of the article

Byline

Lead 1st paragraph of the story that gives the information like: who, what, when, and where

Lead

News Article Article that includes the important details of a newsworthy event

News Article

Feature Article Article that is more informal and has a personal appeal to the reader

Feature Article

Editorial Page Articles located on a certain page which states opinions of various people

Editorial Page

International News News which is reported from around the globe

International News

Local/Metro News News happening in the community

Local/Metro News

Arts/Entertainment Reviews and information about movies , theatre, and other events

Arts/Entertainment

Business/Classifieds Reports about events in the world of business; also jobs, housing, services, items for sale

Business/Classifieds

Sports Reports about upcoming sports events and the lives of the players

Sports

Health/Science News about the latest breakthroughs and advances in science and medicine

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Obituaries Published notice of a death

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