Chapter 10 Flashcards

1
Q

How does local news change when times change?

A

Restrictions kept English press from reporting local news.
English Civil War distracted King Charles and press reported his beheading in 1649. Seven years earlier they were not allowed to mention him in the news.

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2
Q

Freedom of the press meant freedom to report?

A

Local news

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3
Q

Who was the father of English Journalism?

A

Samuel Pecke

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4
Q

When did British Press end again?

A

1649 when the parliament re-eastablished, licensing and imprisonment returned

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5
Q

What two London newspapers survived?

A

Intelligencer

London Gazette

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6
Q

How was science news transmitted?

A

By letters until 1650 and then began to be published in journals

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7
Q

What was the first scientific journal?

A

Journal de savants

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8
Q

How did newspapers build strong links with business

A

Both existed in the marketplace and newspapers could provide lists of ports, ships, and led to the practical information today such as weather and movie times

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9
Q

What was advertisements?

A

First advertised for themselves (selling maps)

English newspapers had ads for personal/corporate that was informative and manipulative

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10
Q

Who sold the papers>

A

girls

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