Chapter 3 - Newspaper Flashcards

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Libel

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False statement that damages someone

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New England courant

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James Franklin, first independent newspaper (1721)

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Seditious language

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Words that could start a revolution against the government

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3
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John Peter Zenger

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Truth is best defense against charges of libel (1735)

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4
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Stamp act

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Taxes on publications

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Alien and sedition laws

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Jail and fines for writing against the government

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Penny press publishers

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Benjamin Day, Joseph Pulitzer, William Randolph Hearst

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Yellow journalism

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Sensationalizing the news

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Tabloid

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Folded over newspaper format (1200) lines

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Broadsheet

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Full size newspaper(2400 lines )

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National newspapers

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New York Times, USA Today, Wall Street Journal

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Syndicates

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Columnists articles available to publications

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