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13 Cards in this Set
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* Popular Party
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* political group that opposed British Rules
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* Seditious Libel
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* defaming a public official in print
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Associates Press |
* Made up of 6 New York Newspapers who formed cooperative agreement
* First major news wire services * Relayed news stories from around the world through telegraph, later radio |
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* Yellow Journalism:
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* Large headlines, readable copy
* First comic-strip character, the Yellow Kid |
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James Bennett’s New York Morning Herald |
* Overplayed crime stories
* 80,000 readers |
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New York Sun |
Benjamin Day * Sold for a Penny no subscription * Fabricated stories * Initiated Human-Interest stories: news accounts focused on daily trials and |
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* Readership
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* educated or wealthy men
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* Commercial Papers
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* catered to business leaders interested in economic issues
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* Political papers
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* Partisan press, pushed the plan of particular political group
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Newshole |
* Space not taken up by ads.
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How many got laid off in 2008? |
* 5,900
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Underground press |
* Questioned mainstream political policies and conventional values
* College campuses * Major cities * Talked About Social tension |
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Types of Journalism |
* Objective Journalism
* Inverted-pyramid Style * Interpretive Journalism |
