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Q Read: The Art of the Interview and answer the reading response questions. https://gijn.org/2014/02/07/the-art-of-the-interview/ According to the article, what are the most important things to do in order to conduct a successful interview? What makes for a good interview question? What mistakes might a journalist make when conducting an interview? What other interviewing tips or suggestions do you have to add that were not covered in the article?

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When a journalist is asked to interview a certain person be it a celebrity or just another commoner – he has to make sure that he is prepared well before his assignment. It goes without saying that this interview part is often touted to be one of the most demanding areas in one’s domain. This also necessarily means that he has to be aware of certain things despite the beat he is covering. It could be politics, education, sports – whatever but the onus remains on the journalist to do his homework properly (Emilia Martin, 2014).