The Style Book of The Detroit News
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"The Style Book of The Detroit News" by the Detroit News is a journalism style guide written in the early 20th century. This comprehensive manual serves as a reference for reporters and editors, emphasizing accuracy, clarity, and ethical standards in news reporting. The guide is structured to provide practical instructions on various aspects of writing, editing, and producing newspaper content, aiming for consistent journalistic quality. The opening portion of the style book outlines a foundational philosophy for The Detroit News, advocating for journalism that is vigorous yet fair, interesting but not sensational, and always strives for accuracy. It highlights the importance of integrity in reporting, emphasizing the journalist's duty to provide truthful information to the public and respect for individuals’ reputations. Additionally, it sets forth guidelines for reporters, copy readers, and the overall news writing process, encouraging simplicity and clarity over ornate language. This introductory section establishes the paper's commitment to responsible journalism and serves as a critical resource for its staff.
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