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| Photojournalism | Journalism in which news stories are presented mainly through photographs |
| Headline | The title of a story |
| story angle | the story's peg or point of view. A subject alone (say vitamin Z) does not a sotry make. it has to have a timely peg(Canadian scientist creates miraculous new vitamin) or a point of view (the remarkable blink-from-birth scientist who created vitamin Z). |
| cutline/caption | the information that goes with a photograph or illustration |
| editorial | A statement of opinion by the editor. |
| Byline | the name of the other |
| cover lines | the words or phrases used on the cover to describe the main offerings of that issue. |
| folio | the line of type, usually on the bottom of each page, that contains the page number, issue date and the name of the publication |
| typeface | When copy is nearly final (edited, fact checked, cut to length, etc) it is typeset in the style of type or font used by the publication |
| cover story | The special article or story in a magazine that deals with a subject depicted on the cover |
| sidebar | A separate box or page of copy (either anecdotal or informative) accompanying the article. |
| correspondent | A person hired by a magazine or newspaper to furnish news, articles of a certain type or from a distant place |
| lead or lede | the first sentence or paragraph of a story. The lede always contains the most interesting or significant aspect of a story. |
| layout | the arrangement of the editorial, art , headlines, subheads and captions on a page. |
| Subhead | the subtitle or copy that accompanies a headline containing more information about the story. |
| masthead | a list of the staff of a magazine |
| copy | Any editorial material, whether it's an article, a cutline or a blurb. |
| feature article | A special story or article prominently displayed! |
