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Journalists collect information or investigate happenings and then craft stories based on their findings. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics defines a reporter as an individual who informs the public about regional and international events.
Journalists vs reporters: Reporters are considered a subset of journalists.
Reporters who craft stories supported by their own research may be considered journalists. However, not every reporter is a journalist.
There are different types of reporting such as objective, interpretative, investigative and crime reporting. The three main methods of reporting are: (1) Written Reporting, (2) Graphic Reporting, and (3) Oral Reporting.
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