What are the daily jobs of journalists working in newspapers and TV stations now?

"The kind of reporter who always goes out to take pictures" is called a photojournalist. Newspaper reporters are divided into writers and photographers. Generally, the number of professional photographers in a newspaper will not exceed 10. Now, writers can take pictures. Photographers are not classified below. Literati journalists are divided into current affairs journalists and social journalists. Current affairs reporters generally report conference news, government policies, etc. These are relatively hard, while social journalists generally report people's livelihood and social news, and parents are short and anecdotes, which are relatively soft. Social journalists can also be divided into special correspondents, investigative journalists and so on. According to the layout, writers can also include entertainment reporters, sports reporters, food reporters and so on. A reporter's job is to report news. Where something happens, there are reporters, just like 1 10.

There is little difference between TV reporters and newspaper reporters, but the reporting forms are different. You can tell it's a TV reporter when you see the camera. The big TV station will send a bunch of people, such as two cameramen, 1 reporter (and text). Sometimes a small TV station only sends 1 reporter, holding a small camera and recording writing. When you see a reporter with only pen and paper, it is a newspaper reporter. Generally, a newspaper reporter only needs one person, and there are few cases where photographers and journalists are paired.