Copywriting for the Electronic Media: A Practical Guide (with InfoTrac) - Softcover

Meeske, Milan D.

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9780534629144: Copywriting for the Electronic Media: A Practical Guide (with InfoTrac)

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ISBN 10: 0534629148 ISBN 13: 9780534629144

Publisher: Wadsworth Publishing, 2005

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Are you hoping to break into the exciting world of copywriting? With COPYWRITING FOR THE ELECTRONIC MEDIA: A PRACTICAL GUIDE (WITH INFOTRAC) you will discover how to write effective copy for all types of electronic media. Nearly 80 writing assignments and examples of actual scripts, storyboards, PSAs, and promotional spots prepare you to write short, persuasive messages in a variety of venues (radio, television, new media, etc.). You'll get a glimpse of ealistic situations typical of entry-level copywriting positions along with coverage of copywriting style, consumer behavior and legal and ethical aspects of copywriting. Complete with skill-building exercises, nearly 80 writing assignments and examples of storyboards and actual aired copy, this book helps you build the understanding and skills you need for a career in this field.

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Milan D. "Mike" Meeske (Ph.D., University of Denver) is Professor Emeritus of radio and television and former director of Nicholson School of Communication at the University of Central Florida in Orlando. He previously taught at the University of Hawaii and worked for broadcast stations in Nebraska and Colorado. He has published numerous articles in journals such as JOURNALISM QUARTERLY and JOURNAL OF BROADCASTING & ELECTRONIC MEDIA and served on the Board of Directors of the Broadcast Education Association. He is coauthor of ELECTRONIC MEDIA IN GOVERNMENT and has written chapters for several other books.

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"Milan D. ""Mike"" Meeske (Ph.D., University of Denver) is a professor of radio and television and Director of Nicholson School of Communication at the University of Central Florida in Orlando. He previously taught at the University of Hawaii and worked for broadcast stations in Nebraska and Colorado. He has authored many journal articles, is co-author of ELECTRONIC MEDIA IN GOVERNMENT, and has written chapters for several other books."

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