How much does a journalist make/ or someone who works in the mass media?
825398
they make a lot of money
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Journalism has as its main activity the reporting of events — stating who, what, when, where, why and how, and explaining the significance and effect of events or trends. Journalism exists in a number of media: newspapers, television, radio, magazines and, since the end of the 20th century, the Internet.\n\nGenerally, publishers and consumers of journalism draw a distinction between reporting — "just the facts" — and opinions (such as editorials, the official opinions of the paper, and op-ed columns, "opposite the editorial page" commentary). However, this distinction sometimes can break down. Journalists may unintentionally fall prey to propaganda or disinformation. Journalists may give a biased account of facts by reporting selectively, for instance, focusing on anecdote, giving a partial explanation of actions, or engaging in "gotcha journalism." Foreign reporting may become more susceptible to bias, because the writers or editors of a newspaper in a given geographical area may find it more difficult to check the facts in reports about distant places. Budget cuts also can affect the bias of a story if they affect a writer or editor's resources.
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News media are controlled in a variety of ways, including laws that govern their practices-libel and slander legislation- controlled by advertisers (the need for revenue) and the level of professionalism displayed by media practiioners (eg. having untrained reporters in the newsroom can pose major ethical questions, as well as media owners who do not understand the importance of a free press) Good luck with ur paper.
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How much do you want to make?
588831
About $80... It is $47 for someone making $50,000 and $47,000 for somone making a million.. Cute huh?
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OK, when I first saw your question, I thought "journalism" and "popular" didn't fit in the same sentence. Writing is a pretty solitary pursuit, with no guarantee of fame and fortune and popularity...not even a guarantee of recognition. But yes, it's trendy today to say one is a writer and/or journalist. The real problem is that EVERYONE then thinks you know how to get published and become famous and wealthy...and they want you to help them do it, too. So, if you're still interested in writing, write. Write everything. Write crap. Write and write and write. Blog. Join a writers' group. Go to journalism school. Write some more. Keep writing, and maybe, in 25 years or so, you'll be famous and popular. Still want to do this?
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The jobs are varied in this field of mass communication/public relations.  It's going to depend on what your area of interest is.  Some areas are: marketing reps. for any number of kinds of companies from health care to pharmaceuticals to industry.  Someone with this kind of background may also find they are comfortable working for non-profit agencies doing fund raising/community awareness. Other areas are newspapers, magazines, television stations, radio, advertising.  Good luck!
344368
You need a degree in journalism or English. Getting a Master's degree in journalism is a waste of time.
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Blogging can become a large business when properly marketed and great effort is taken to build a large readerbase. Some bloggers make six figure salaries, though your milage may vary. There's a blog dedicated to making your blog more profitable, see link below.
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Hi,\n\nI run two news websites and anyone can do it as long as your news sources are licensed or you can write your own news. I currently pay a news agency due to the size of my site.\n\nGood luck
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14 million +-\nhttp://weekendinterviewshow.com/InterviewDisplay.aspx?i=135\nhttp://weekendinterviewshow.com/InterviewDisplay.aspx?i=140\nhttp://www.philipdru.com/griffin3_stream.html
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like 80.per hour or less.  I know they made about $12-28 a year.
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Account executive, copywriter, graphic designer, media planner, media buyer, production, art director, photographer, market researcher, accountant . . .
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I think you need a good story, a good angle, something non standard as a peg on which to start, getting your profile raised as an "Expert" then moving on from writing press release type stuff which others use to your own output which others merely edit and for which you hopefully get paid.\nI have had zero sucess in interesting magazines because there are just a few specialised railway modelling magasines out there and my field of "expertise" is a very small part of this field, but I am quite adept at getting myself and associates publicity, and I write village news for our local papers, which is paid, but unless you have something odd with mainstream appeal to get you noticed then you have little chance, which ever way you make the approach...
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it depends onwhat they write.if they make someone betray someone or make someone loose the tiittl and they get more viewers they get a lot of money.a writer that did the story for hogan when he lifted andrew the giant and made hogan beat him,hogan and the giant got almost $1.5 million.and the writer got at least $60 million for the story line.
836697
not much....I know someone who works for AMR and they make about 8.70 a hour
177833
Depending on the experience of the writer -- from $50 to $120/hour in the U.S.