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25 Cards in this Set
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1450's
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Gutenburg, moveable type
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1644
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Milton "Areopagitica"
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The Age of Reason (Englightenment)
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Appeal to reason and information
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1690
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Publick Occurrences
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1735
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John Peter Zenger
libel defense Power of State can be limited |
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1791
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Bill of Rights
1st Amendment; Freedom Press |
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1833
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Penny Press
Benjamin Walker NY Sun cheaper paper faster presses common people |
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1844
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Telegraph
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1847
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Frederick Douglas; North Star
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1851
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Henry Raymond
New York Times rise of professional journalism |
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1876
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Telephone
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1880-1910
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Rapid growth (50.1 -> 92)
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1880's to 1920's
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Financial model shifts: selling the newspaper to selling the audience
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1898
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Yellow Journalism
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1900's
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Muckrakers
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1920's
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Radio grows
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1939
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Commercial TV
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1949
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Public broadcasting
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1956
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Four Theories of Press published
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1963
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Assassination of JFK, TV news saturation
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1960's - 2000's
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40 years of news media profits, consolidation, complete ownership
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1982
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USA Today: Gannett chain
National circulation Graphic impact (weather page, informational graphics) Short articles, 1st person, conversational, we and us when talking about US, notion of national circulation by state, NATION'S paper |
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1980's
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Networked personal computers
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1990's
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Internet and Web
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2000's
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Smartphones and social networks
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