English Newspapers Chapters in the History of Journalism volume 2
English Newspapers Chapters in the History of Journalism volume 2
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No appren- ticeship is needed for entering it, and no preliminaries are required for participation in its highest rewards. As a matter of fact, indeed, those rewards are often assigned to men sufficiently qualified for them by native wit or training in other ways, without any previous news- paper drudgery, and therefore, inevitably, to the detri- ment of the drudges who, fully entitled to promotion, may have been vainly hoping for it through many years. A smart member of parliament, a successfu...l barrister, a versatile clergyman, a retired schoolmaster, a popular novelist, or any one else with enough in- fluence or intellect, or with a name likely to prove useful, may slip into an editorship or be made a principal leader writer in preference to men of long standing in the office, who perhaps have to teach him his duties and correct his blunders. These latter also suffer because, in most cases, the work they continue doing is of a kind that almost any one with aptitude for it can do. Such moderate skill in writing as every schoolboy should possess, with a knowledge of shorthand in some cases, B B 2 372 NOWADAYS cw.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No appren- ticeship is needed for entering it, and no preliminaries are required for participation in its highest rewards. As a matter of fact, indeed, those rewards are often assigned to men sufficiently qualified for them by native wit or training in other ways, without any previous news- paper drudgery, and therefore, inevitably, to the detri- ment of the drudges who, fully entitled to promotion, may have been vainly hoping for it through many years. A smart member of parliament, a successfu...l barrister, a versatile clergyman, a retired schoolmaster, a popular novelist, or any one else with enough in- fluence or intellect, or with a name likely to prove useful, may slip into an editorship or be made a principal leader writer in preference to men of long standing in the office, who perhaps have to teach him his duties and correct his blunders. These latter also suffer because, in most cases, the work they continue doing is of a kind that almost any one with aptitude for it can do. Such moderate skill in writing as every schoolboy should possess, with a knowledge of shorthand in some cases, B B 2 372 NOWADAYS cw.
What to read after English Newspapers Chapters in the History of Journalism volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bourne Henry Richard Fox to read onlineMoreLess
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