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nd background information in the latter part. Thus the newspaper readers can have a glance what is happening if they have no time to read details. However, the broadcasting news structure is not so restricted to “the inverted pyramid structure” since the news in broadcast often takes up a period rather a moment and therefore the broadcasting news can be flexible to give as more as possible about the event in order to inform the audience enough information and background. 
 
Chapter 4 Conclusion

第四章 结论

Although the broadcasting news and newspaper news belong to the same register of language-journalism, they are different in some aspects. The above studies are mainly three levels including the lexical level, the grammatical level and discourse level. 
From the mention examples and analysis, we can learn that words in broadcasting are more simplified and colloquial, easier to understand on order to be influent. Words in newspaper are more likely to be formal and precise. Numbers in broadcasting are general and not so exact while the numbers in newspaper are accurate and detailed in order to be persuasive. 
As for the grammatical level, broadcasting news are employing more short and simple sentences while the news in newspaper are apt to be much longer and complex. As for the discourse level, the newspapers have fresh and attracting titles to draw the attention of readers while the broadcasting news usually do not have titles. As for the lead part, the newspaper news wants to contain to hold the most elements so as to be overall and accurate while the lead part in broadcasting is likely to be concise in order to be more understandable. 
As for the mentioned studies, it can be safe to say that broadcasting news writing and newspaper writing have differences, owing to the different means of communication and the journalists of different fields are supposed to obey different principles if they want pretty works in practical writing. 
 
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