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Radio bulletins are usually made up from three types of material:written stories in the form of a script;voice reports from journalists, either recorded or live;recorded sound called actuality. This is usually the sound of someone speaking, perhaps taken from an interview or a speech.

Most bulletins of 3 minutes have 5/6 stories in them. A typical story in a radio bulletin is only three sentences long, or as journalists say, 3 paras long.

How to create a great radio bulletin1: Think of who is listening and broadcast for them.2: Variety is the spice of life.3: Would you want to listen to yourself?4: Small may be beautiful.5: Slow down, it's not a race.6: Don't serve up stale news.7: Radio is about sounds, not just your voice.8: Tell a short story.More items...?Nov 26, 2010

A bulletin is a brief radio news broadcast, giving the bare facts of news stories before more depth is added in a full programme. A bulletin (also called a summary) is usually broadcast on the hour or half hour.

Compiling News Bulletins. They prepare the bulletins and send them to the Language Units and the External Services Units where language editors translate the news items and put out in their languages. News in different languages should be written keeping in view the diction, style and flow of the language.

The placement of items which makes news lively and interesting. Script- written stories Voice reports- recorded or live Actuality- recorded sound Grab/cut/inserts- A short segment of actuality.

Radio news bulletin should be clear, precise and to the point. Sentences should be short and direct. Brevity is essential as there is a time limit. In a 10 minute news bulletin covering world, national and regional news, there will be about 1000 to 1100 words. News should be in crisp and easily understood language.