New York Times Co. v. Sullivan

In today’s society journalists and editors play a large role in providing the public with credible information; however when it comes to photographs, when does the public know if they are saying the truth? At this moment in time it’s very easy for journalists and editors to manipulate pictures and images which rises speculations among the people. Manipulating an image or photo has plenty of ethical issues which are that people can lose their trust in the journalists/editors and lose credibility…

Hello and welcome to Columbia University’s’ Pulitzer Prize Awards Night. Every year we gather here to acknowledge and celebrate America’s excellence in Journalism and Arts. The Pulitzer Prize has been around since 1917 and was founded by Joseph Pulitzer, a newspaper publisher with a keen eye for politics and journalism. Through his legacy and grant to Columbia University, Pulitzer was able to start up this internationally admired honour given annually to the best of the best. With twenty-one…

Today's most steadfast clients (p. 320). Nonetheless, as innovation progresses, customers have the chance to get to news electronically and the quantity of print supporters keeps on diminishing (p. 321). Online news sources have been an essential driver in the decay of print daily paper flow (Johnson, Goidel, and Climek, 2014, p. 1245). This is because of the way that online news sources cost less…

lives, education is one of the biggest things that technological advances have changed the way we use to do it. As new generations become increasingly dependent to Technology impacts their life’s, they way that they learn is affected as well. This situation is being address by two genres that show the effect of technology in the classroom. The first one is Matt Ritchel’s New York Times article, “Technology Changing How Students Learn, Teachers Say”. This article is about of the opinion held by…

even our grandparents? It is not too much of a stretch to connect a mother’s stress during pregnancy to changes in the fetus. It makes sense that what the mother’s body goes through during pregnancy could also affect the child, however, in the New York Times article by Inna Gaisler-Salomon, “Inheriting Stress” (March 7, 2014), the author discussed her research study which claims stress prior to pregnancy can cause stress-related issues in offspring. The article first approaches the idea that…

After the signing of the Constitution, the role of the press increased as time went on. It became easier for citizens to get information because technology was advancing. The printing press had already been invented but there were advancements made to make the machine more efficient. It became power driven making it easier to print more in a smaller amount of time. Offset printing became popular for books and magazines so that they could be in color. By 1950, the internet came along and…

century, the three paradigms that were relevant in society were the New York Times, New York Journal and the New York Commercial Advertiser. Although all three paradigms were prominent during the late 1890's one of these three newspapers prevailed and it was the New York Times. There were many reasons why the Times prevailed and the others failed. According to the excerpt, "The Year That defined American Journalism" it quotes, "… the Times offered a detached, impartial, fact-based paradigm that…

September 15, 1982. Founders hoped to develop a product that would make news pleasurable to the public, while providing an informative media for business and political leaders nationwide. While the paper was originally geared towards providing printed paper editions to loyal subscribers at home and in stores, the internet and social media have vastly changed how the paper must conduct their business today. Access to media news websites online have been the primary cause of the dismantling of…

Time magazine was created by two journalist whose goal simply was to get the most accurate news out to the public .Henry R. Luce and Briton Hadden, the creators of Time magazine, both attended Yale University where they worked for the school newspaper. After both working at different newspaper companies around the US for a couple of years , they joined back together and started to work on their future magazine company which they were going to call Facts (Wallace). After reading other magazines…

disgusting life of an adult. Fulghum explains that life will be gross at times, but you will need to power through it, because that’s what adults do. He uses a mixture of syntax, diction, and imagery to show how gross life as an adult is. Fulghum uses a mixture of very long sentences, followed by a punchline. This helps give the article it’s humorous feel. An example of this is when he he tell about how he learned a new French word to discribe this filth, he said “Once, in school, I came…