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    This document outlines the key aspects of writing a column, including its definition as a form of journalism where a writer expresses their opinions on a topic in a regular feature, the main purposes of providing analysis, commentary, advice or advocating for a viewpoint, and the principles of accuracy, fairness, and transparency. It also describes the elements of a strong opening, engaging style, clear point of view, supportive evidence, and memorable closing that make for a good column.

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    WRITING A

    COLUMN
    Agenda
    Definition

    Purpose

    Principles

    Elements
    Definition
    Column writing is a form of journalism
    where a writer expresses their opinions,
    analysis, humor, personal experiences, or
    observations about a specific topic in a
    regular column in a newspaper, magazine,
    or online publication.
    Purpose
    • To provide analysis and commentary on
    current events or social issues;
    • To offer advice or insights on a
    particular topic or subject;
    • To advocate for a particular viewpoint
    or position on a controversial issue.
    Purpose
    • To entertain and engage readers
    with interesting or thought-
    provoking content; and
    • To educate readers on a particular
    subject or topic.
    Principles
    • Accuracy
    • Fairness and Balance
    • Transparency
    • Accountability
    Elements of a Good Column
    • Strong Opening
    • Engaging Style
    • Clear Point of View
    • Supportive Evidence
    • Memorable Closing
    Tips on Column Writing
    • Stay Relevant
    • Use Supportive Evidence
    • Avoid Fallacies
    • Read and Proofread
    Column vs. Editorial
    • Authorship
    • Tone
    • Focus
    • Length
    • Timing
    QUESTION &
    ANSWER

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