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Some lessons from old-school journalism are alive and well. Take, for instance, photo caption writing.
When you write a blog entry and include a related online photo with your post, you are not obligated to add a caption. 
For news stories, feature articles and other materials intended for print media publication however, using an appropriate and effective photo caption is essential. So, how do you start? You need to observe 5 cardinal rules:...

It's been six months that Teecup Limited has managed stayed up and running in the blogosphere.
Other bloggers have done it longer, but considering how easy it is to get derailed from a pursuit that pays nothing and imposes no disciplinary action to force an individual to "deliver," it's worth mentioning that genuine passion in blogging drives...

The man on the streets uses the terms "caption" and "cutline" interchangeably.
In journalism, the two terms do not mean the same thing. A cutline refers to any textual information that accompanies a photo, while a caption is the headline or title that precedes the cutline....

In Teaching by Principles, Brown compared writing to swimming. Not every human being can swim. Similarly, if you want to learn how to write, you've got to study, practice and hone the skill. 
You have got to do things the right way, because perfection is not achieved by constant practice alone but by correct and constant practice....