Lecture

Interview Techniques: Research, Listen, Ask Tough Questions

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Description

This lecture explores the art of conducting interviews, emphasizing the importance of thorough research, active listening, and asking challenging questions. The instructor delves into the significance of interviews for journalists in obtaining information, clarifying facts, and understanding different viewpoints.

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