Evening Standard - London, October 9th, 2000
JOURNALISTS are responsible for researching, writing and presenting stories and features about events for publication in newspapers and magazines, radio and television or on the internet. Many newspaper and broadcast journalists are concerned with "hard news" such as politics, economics, and current affairs, while others will work on less time-sensitive pieces, often for magazines, supplements and feature-led programmes.
Journalists must be prepared to work long, often unsociable hours, including night shifts - which are common on daily papers - and spend time away from home, although most ar...
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