SPECIFIC FEATURES OF ANALYTICAL GENRES IN MODERN PRINT MEDIA

Abstract

This study analyzes the specific features of the reportage genre in modern media. The research highlights the main types and thematic groups of reportage in the publication, outlines their issues, and examines their genre characteristics. Studying the specifics of the reportage genre in contemporary print periodicals is a relevant area of research, as it allows for identifying the distinctive features of this genre and outlining prospects for its development in Ukrainian media. he article analyzes reportage as one of the key forms of journalistic content in print media. It examines the historical development of reportage, its characteristics, and its role in the modern media landscape. Particular attention is given to the functions of the genre: informational, educational, communicative, and aesthetic. It is noted that reportage combines elements of factuality, emotional depth, and the journalist’s subjective perspective, allowing readers to become direct “witnesses” of events. The study identifies the main structural components of reportage, including the introduction, main body, and conclusion, as well as the use of stylistic devices to enhance emotional impact on the audience. The emphasis is placed on the importance of the journalist’s personal experience, their ability to observe, and their skill in conveying the atmosphere of events. The article discusses modern challenges faced by reportage in print media, such as competition with digital platforms, declining audience attention spans, and economic constraints of editorial offices. The author highlights that despite these challenges, reportage remains an essential tool for shaping public opinion, maintaining trust in the media, and producing high-quality journalistic content.