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Headlines

Tips for writing stunning headlines for blogs, websites and newspapers

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How headlines establish news value

May 22, 2014 Sunil Saxena 1

There are four characteristics of newspapers headlines that editors use to establish the news value of a story. These are: 1. Headline width A newspaper […]

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How the Indian newspapers headlined the Modi tsunami

May 17, 2014 Sunil Saxena 0

How do you headline an event which is a turning point in the nation’s history? How do you capture its momentous nature when its every […]

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What are kickers and why newspapers use them even today

May 14, 2014 Sunil Saxena 3

In India, they call it shoulder, and in the US they call it kicker. But in both countries the kicker or shoulder is a great […]

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Find out how Buzzfeed has turned headline writing upside down

February 20, 2014 Sunil Saxena 0

There was a time when headlines were staid, sober and short, some may even say cramped. This was the golden era of newspaper headlines. You […]

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How India’s English media headlined Assembly results

December 9, 2013 Sunil Saxena 0

Broomed. That’s how The Telegraph headlined the humbling of Congress in the four states where Assembly elections were held. The pun was also on broom, […]

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What is a banner headline

September 29, 2013 Sunil Saxena 0

“Rahul Trashes Ordinance, Shames Government” The Jaipur edition of The Times of India ran this headline across eight columns on its front page on September […]

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How headline writers save space

September 24, 2013 Sunil Saxena 0

Over the decades, headline writers have developed a grammar of their own. The headlines that they write are more like “skeletonised” sentences that are written […]

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How to use attribution in headlines

September 23, 2013 Sunil Saxena 0

One of the first things that cub journalists are taught is to source reports. By doing so, they establish the credibility of their reports.  The […]

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5 differences between print and web headlines

September 11, 2013 Sunil Saxena 0

Most Indian newspapers shovel the entire report – text, headline and picture – online. You wonder if this is the right practice. Does it make […]

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