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Interactive maps enable journalists to visually represent complex geographical data, allowing them to tell richer, location-based stories and enable readers to explore data at their own pace.

Hyperlocal media focuses on news from a very small geographical area and often employs multimedia tools to engage and inform communities about local issues, events, or developments.

360-degree videos provide a panoramic viewing experience, offering audiences an immersive look at the setting of news stories which can enhance their understanding and engagement with the content.

Multimedia storytelling uses a combination of text, audio, video, and interactive elements to tell a story, creating a richer and more engaging narrative for the audience.

User-generated content refers to photos, videos, and text submitted by the public, which can enhance reporting by providing authentic, first-hand accounts and decentralized perspectives.

Live streaming allows for the broadcast of events in real-time, enabling audiences to engage with news reporting as it happens, which can increase immediacy and the sense of authenticity in journalism.

Infographics represent complex information quickly and clearly with a combination of imagery, charts, and minimal text, making them effective for summarizing news stories and data journalism.

Virtual reality in journalism offers a fully immersive experience where viewers can feel as if they are present in the story environment, creating a strong emotional connection to the content.

Mobile journalism involves reporting from the field using smartphones or other mobile devices, offering flexibility and the ability to publish content quickly to social media or other platforms.

Multimedia press releases include text, images, videos, and sometimes interactive elements, making the content more engaging and likely to be picked up by news organizations.

Automated reporting uses algorithms to convert data into news stories without human intervention, increasing efficiency, and allowing journalists to focus on more complex stories.

Animation can illustrate complex processes, provide visual explanations, and present hypothetical scenarios in an engaging way, which can make stories more understandable and relatable to the audience.

Podcasting is an on-demand audio platform that allows journalists to create serialized content, delve into deep dives on topics, and reach audiences through a more personal and conversational medium.

Data journalism is the practice of finding stories in numbers and using numbers to tell stories, which enhances news reporting by adding depth, evidence, and often interactive elements to stories.

Time-lapse photography captures a series of images at set intervals to show changes over time, which can be useful in journalism to illustrate stories involving processes or events that unfold gradually.

Investigative video reports are in-depth videos that explore a story in detail, often uncovering previously unknown information, and can lead to a more informed and engaged public.

Photo essays convey a narrative through a series of photographs, allowing for visual storytelling that can communicate complex emotions or stories in a very direct way.

Interactive documentaries use multimedia elements to allow viewers to engage with the story in a non-linear fashion, giving them control over the narrative and deepening their involvement with the subject matter.

Journalists use social media as a news source for instant updates, eyewitness accounts, and to gauge public opinion, making news reporting more dynamic and responsive to real-time events.

Digital newsletters deliver news directly to subscribers' inboxes, allowing for personalization and a direct relationship between the news organization and the audience.

Augmented reality layers digital information on top of the real world and can be used in news reporting to provide interactive experiences, such as visualizing complex subjects in a real-world context.

Drone journalism involves the use of drones to capture aerial footage or photographs, offering unique perspectives on events, enhancing visual storytelling and providing access to otherwise inaccessible areas.

Computer-assisted reporting involves the use of computers to gather and analyze data, which can lead to uncovering patterns, trends, and stories that enhance data-driven journalism.

Online discussion forums facilitate conversations among users about news topics, which can foster community engagement, provide feedback to journalists, and bring diverse perspectives into news coverage.