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Structure of Newspaper Organisation
1. Structure of Newspaper Organisation
“A good
newspaper, I
suppose, is a
nation
talking to
itself”
says Arthur
Miller
2. Newspapers started as information sheets for businessmen.
• Western countries started
publishing newspapers by early
19th century.
• Typically daily or weekly.
• They include political, business,
finance, crime, weather, natural
disasters, health, science, sports,
entertainment, food, fashion and
arts.
Newspaper Origin
- Since 1802
3. Newspaper Organisation Departments
The newspaper is produced by various departments of the newspaper
organisation.
Administrative
Editorial
Printing
CirculationAdvertising
Stores
IT
4. Administrative Department
• The ownership of newspaper may belong to a partnership or trust
• The owner may be the publisher
In charge of
Planning Organising
Staffing Legal
General
Manager heads
this department.
5. Editorial Department
• This department is responsible
for content creation.
Gathers
news
Selects
content to
be
published
Editing
content
Laying out
• 3 main sections under this department
News
Section
Editorial
Section
Feature
Section
7. Printing Department
• Design Editor supervises this
department.
• The finalised news is printed in this
department.
• Transforming stories into type.
• Maintaining the printing machines.
8. Circulation Department
• Circulation Manager heads the department
This department carries out 2 main works
Distribution
Sales
• The sales promotion office keeps records
to notify subscribers about renewing.
• This department also takes care of the
“public relations” and initiating promotion policies.
9. Advertising Department
• The revenue from advertisements help in sustaining the newspaper.
Legal
Local
Classified
National
Various sections under this department
11. IT Department
• Protecting, maintaining and improving technical equipment
• Chief-engineer heads this department
• All major newspapers have online editions
12. Though newspapers
have a short life - not
more than a day - they
are produced with great
care by the various
departments of the
newspaper organization.