in-depth-reporting

Vocabulary Word

Definition

'In-depth reporting' refers to a comprehensive and detailed reporting approach on a specific topic. It's more than just covering an event; it dives into the ins and outs, the whys and hows, looking for context, not just facts.

Examples in Different Contexts

In journalism, 'in-depth reporting' involves detailed exploration and analysis of a news story or issue. A journalist might say, 'Our in-depth reporting on local elections provides readers with comprehensive insights into the candidates' platforms.'

Practice Scenarios

Academics

Scenario:

The new curriculum policy’s impact on students' performances has raised key questions. We need a close look at that.

Response:

Absolutely, we need detailed information. I'll initiate an in-depth reporting project on the curriculum policy’s effects.

Public-Policy

Scenario:

The state's new economic stimulus package is a hot topic. It's time we scrutinized this closely.

Response:

Excellent idea, it's time for some in-depth reporting on the economic stimulus package to understand its potential impact better.