Chapter 1 Flashcards

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Who is Andrew Hamilton

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He was Peter Zenger’s lawyer and they won the case by using “truth”

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2
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Quote one of Andrew Hamilton’s famous quotes

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“The words themselves must be libelous, that is false, malicious, and seditious- or else we are not guilty”

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3
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What case what Andrew Hamilton affiliated with

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Zenger Case of 1975

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4
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Who is Marshall McLuhan

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He dramatically changed Journalism: newspapers go deeper in the news known as “global village”

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5
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What does Global Village mean

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the world considered as a single community linked by telecommunications.

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6
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What was Marshall McLuhan affiliated with

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First Newscast 1940’s

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7
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Who is John Campbell

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He was apart of the Boston Newsletter of 1704

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8
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Who is Benjamin Day

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Forunner of today’s papers penny press

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9
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Who was Benjamin Day affiliated with

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New York Sun 1833

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10
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Who is Henry Raymond

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He set standards for being fair and accurate

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11
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Quote one of Henry Raymond’s quotes

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“All the news thats fit to print”

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12
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What newspaper was Henry Raymond affiliated with

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New York times of 1851

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13
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What was Robert S. Abbott affiliated with

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Chicago Defender of 1905

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14
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What was William Randolph Hearst affiliated with

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New York Journal

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15
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Quote one of William Randolphs Hearts quotes

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“Please remain, you furnish the pictures and I’ll furnish the war”

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16
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What was Benjamin Harris affiliated with

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Publick Occurrences of 1699

17
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Benjamin Harris was…..

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Suppressed by British

18
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Name the British principle

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“The greater the truth, the greater the line;”

19
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What was John Peter Zenger affiliated with

A

Zinger Case of 1735

20
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What was Peter Zenger charged with

A

He was charged with Libel but won the case using “truth” as a defense

21
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What was Horace Greely affiliated with

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New York Tribune of 1841

22
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How many weekly subscribers does the New York Tribune have

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200,000

23
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What was Joseph Pulitzer affiliated with

A

New York World

24
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Who was Cornelia Walter

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Editor of Boston Transcript

25
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This publication set standards for being fair and accurate; name their motto

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New York Times- “ All the news thats fit to print”

26
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This publication was the first daily newspaper

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Pennsylvania Post

27
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This publication was the first EVER newspaper but got shut down by the British

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Publick Occurrences

28
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This publication was involved in muckraking and was considered minority media in 1905

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Chicago Defender

29
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What is sedition

A

conduct or speech inciting people to rebel against the authority of a state or monarch.

30
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What is muckraking

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papers developed a social conscience; crusading for social justice; named by critics; pure food and drugs act of 1906

31
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What does Libel mean

A

a published false statement that is damaging to a person’s reputation; a written defamation.

32
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What is the Yellow Journalism

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It’s unethical, uses hoaxes, altered photographs, screaming headline, self-promoting

33
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What is the First Amendment

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prohibits the making of any law respecting an establishment of religion, impeding the free exercise of religion, abridging the freedom of speech, infringing on the freedom of the press, interfering with the right to peaceably assemble, or prohibiting the petitioning for a governmental redress of grievances

34
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When was Television created

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1940’s

35
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When was Radio created

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1916

36
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When was Internet created

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1960’s