Chapter 8: Newspapers Flashcards

1
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First regularly published newspaper

A

Boston News-Letter (John Campbell)

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2
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Partisan press

A

Political papers, pushed plan of the particular group that subsidized the paper

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3
Q

Penny papers compete w ______

A

six cent papers

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4
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Human interest stories

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Stories that focus on daily trials, and triumph of humans

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5
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Yellow Journalism

A

Late 1800s, infant size profitable papers they cured human interest stories, crime news, large headlines, more readable copy

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6
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Investigative journalism

A

News reports that hunt and expose corruption

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7
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Objective journalism

A

Distinguishes factorial reports from opinion columns

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8
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Inverted-pyramid style

A

Packaging and presenting objective journalism

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9
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Interpretive journalism

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Aims to explain key issues and events and place them in a broader historical or social context

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10
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Three press responsibilities

A
#1 to make correct record
#2 make a running analysis of it
#3 on the basis of both, to suggest plans

According to Walter Lippman

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11
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Literary journalism

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Can be called new journalism, adapted fictional techniques descriptive details, and settings to nonfiction material and in-depth reporting

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12
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Consensus-oriented journalism

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Carries articles on local schools, social events, town government, zoning issues

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13
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Conflict-oriented journalism

A

Front page news is often events, issues, experiences

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14
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$8.3 B

A

Price of biggest newspaper merger

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15
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Underground press

A

Question political policies and conventional views, often radical opinions

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16
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Newsnote

A

Space not taken by ads

17
Q

Traditional feature syndicates example

A

United Features

18
Q

Newspaper chain

A

Company that owns several papers across the country

19
Q

Joint-operation agreement

A

Keeps separate news divisions

20
Q

Zenger trial

A

Established press freedoms

21
Q

Watergate

A

Bob Woodward exposes Nixon, leads to his resignation

22
Q

1st Online Paper

A

Ohios Columbus Dispatch in 1980

23
Q

Adolph Ochs buys _____ in 1896 and starts modern, effective journalism

A

NY Times

24
Q

1st Underground Paper

A

Village Voice in Greenwich Village, 1955

25
Q

Catholic Worker

A

Dorothy Day cofounded the organization that did this paper