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Paradigms During the 19th 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,…

I remember my parents waiting faithfully morning after morning on their newspaper to be delivered. They where faithful subscribers to USA Today, I would tease them and tell them that they where USA Today’s most loyal customers. As the technology has advanced we as consumers have the access to the news electronically. Which in return the printed subscribers continue to decrease. For example, when breaking news occurs readers do not want to wait until the next day. We want the news quickly so by…

women as ‘irresponsible’ and ‘undisciplined’. The newspaper is hypocritical in its claims that unmarried women are at fault because if they are ‘surplus’ it is because there are too many women for the amount of men present in Britain. Women are both the victim and the cause in this article, this could relate to the hypocritical way ‘surplus’ women are held to multiple standards during this period. However, there is no way to tell this from the newspaper source alone. Both sources must be…

Mass media are a form of communication that reaches the masses whether it be written, displayed, or broadcasted. Types of mass media include television, the Internet, newspapers, and the radio to name a few. Mass media plays a vital role in our democratic society, it influences the beliefs, perspectives, and decisions of the audience targeted. Sociologist considers the mass media representation and creation of culture otherwise known as mediated culture (Dean, 2010). We live in a society today…

JOURNALISTIC WRITING: Journalistic writing is the style of writing used to report news stories in newspapers, television broadcasts, on radio and on the Internet IN 20TH century, people had less options for accessing the news. Daily news came in the form of newspapers or TV news programs, and the less urgent stories were found only in the magazines or weekly newspapers. But in today;s era, people have instant 24/7 access to any type of news in any type of format. Its all because of the internet…

by the government politicians. The New York Times The New York Times is a periodical published daily in New York and its online newspaper. The target audience of the newspaper is educated and younger individuals that have political affiliations. This newspaper has liberal political views while raising awareness on social issues. It is one of the most popular newspapers in the United States and has a very large circulation both digitally and in print. It is significant that The New York Times…

This written piece examines the voice of a region, a film which was produced by the Costain Film Unit about the Manchester evening news and Manchester’s importance in the 1970s. The film is 14 minuets long and is in colour and has sound and it shows Manchester in the 1970s and how it’s developing as a city at that time. We see an insight into the new Manchester Evening News (MEN) offices, which stood neighbouring the Rylands library in the heart of Manchester city centre on Deansgate (see…

people who were born during the baby boomers era currently live in a world where the media has a large impact on consumer’s decision making. Many of them use media for entertainment such as watching television, to stay updated on news by reading newspapers, and to stay connected with friends and family by using Facebook, Twitter, etc. Using social media such as Facebook, and Twitter is something that majority of the people after the baby booming era use, but the people from the baby booming era…

Is it possible for journalists to be objective? The objectivity in journalism helps the audience to make up their mind about a story and decide what they want to believe. In this essay I’ll be discussing how journalists can’t be objective as they will be biased on a personal or professional preference. The definition of objectivity ‘requires that a journalist not be on either side of an argument. They must report only facts and not a personal attitude or view towards the facts or story.’ The…

prevalent since the early 1950’s. Mass Media has done a complete transformation, and with each change there has been a better outcome each time.A few great examples are the development of newspapers superseding town criers because newspapers offered an opportunity to record information. Magazines then superseded newspapers due to a broader scope of news, radio superseded magazines because it allowed information to be spread among a lot of people instantaneously, televisions superseded radio…