beat-coverage

Vocabulary Word

Definition

'Beat coverage' is when reporters focus on specific areas or topics, like healthcare or technology, and write regular reports or articles about them. It's kind of like being the go-to expert on that topic for your readers.

Examples in Different Contexts

In online journalism, beat coverage ensures in-depth reporting on specific subjects. An online editor might specify, 'We're expanding our beat coverage to include more on environmental issues and sustainability practices.'

Practice Scenarios

Media

Scenario:

Your articles about the city council's activities over the past few months have captured our reader's attention. I think they're looking for more local insights.

Response:

This is great to know! I'll continue my beat coverage on city council news providing even more in-depth reporting.

Public-Policy

Scenario:

Our environmental policy reports have garnered interest. We must continue to focus our resources and expertise on this key area.

Response:

I agree. Consistency in our beat coverage on environmental policies will amplify our influence in this area.