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Soft News

Soft news adalah jenis berita yang bertujuan untuk menghibur atau memberi saran kepada para pembacanya. Isi beritanya bisa berupa gosip selebriti, tips-tips berbusana, teknologi terbaru, dan sebagainya. Soft news biasanya untuk kepentingan manusia (human interest). Bentuk penyampaian soft news santai dan tidak semua beritanya mengandung unsur keseriusan.

Contoh soft news:
Anda mungkin pernah atau sedang mengalami masalah yang berhubungan dengan bekas stiker yang sulit hilang di permukaan plastik, kaca atau kayu. Anda tak perlu lagi khawatir, kini Anda bisa menghilangkan bekas stiker menggunakan bahan yang mudah ditemukan di rumah Anda. Bahan itu adalah minyak kayu putih. Cara menggunakannya sangat mudah. Siapkan minyak kayu putih dan kapas atau tisu, kemudian tuang minyak kayu putih ke tisu secukupnya, usap di permukaan yang terdapat sisa stiker dan voila, barang-barang Anda kini bersih dari bekas sisa stiker.

Referensi:
Siddika, A. (2013, October 6). Hard News vs Soft News. Retrieved October 7, 2015, from http://www.slideshare.net/asiyasiddika28/hard-news-vs-soft-news

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