تطور أساليب تحرير الخبر خلال الفترة من 2000 إلى 2008 : دراسة تحليلية مقارنة على عينة من الصحف المصرية و العربية و الدولية

الملخص EN

Problem: Problem is what are the main features of the evolution of News Editing Styles in Al- MASRY al- Youm, Al Hayat, the International Herald Tribune newspapers During 2000 to 2008? Objectives: Study Seeks To monitor and characterize the evolution of news forms and Editing Styles during 2000 to 2008 in this Newspapers.

Identify the evolution in construction of News shapes in newspapers during the study period.

Detection Editing Styles of construction of news forms (traditional Templates- contemporary templates) published in Study newspapers.

Detection Editing Styles of construction of news forms (the end of news) in the Study newspapers.

Disclosure of non- traditional news formats (alternative forms of story) in the Study newspapers.

Type of study: This study belongs to the descriptive studies and the survey method used Media, both quantitative and qualitative.

Sample: Analytical Study applied analytical study on a sample of Egyptian and Arabic newspapers and the international daily Al- MASRY al- Youm, Al Hayat newspaper and the International Herald Tribune from 2000 to 2008, the study depended on sampling survey method for the preparation of the study sample papers.

Tools: Content Analysis.

Results: The News Reporting precedence over all other News forms in the study newspapers the total capacity (9542) , and by 27.3%.

Beyond the serious topics of the news, it has reached (71.3%) , while the news articles (28.7%).

Beyond the serious News topics, it has reached (71.3%) , while the Light news (28.7%).

The International Herald Tribune newspaper, excelled in their reliance on American news agencies by 84%, followed by Hayat by 30.2%,.

A l- MASRY al- Youm by 1.7%.

And also excelled in the Herald Tribune on European news agencies where I got a rate of 29.5%, followed by Al- Hayat 8.9%, and Al- MASRY al- Youm by 6.5%.

And also excelled in the Herald Tribune on international press international by 39.8%.