Events Before 2000
Events After 2000
News Networks
Personalities
Infrastructure & Format
100

This American event transformed traditional news cycles into their current configuration through a rather lukewarm car chase.

What is the OJ Simpson Trial?

100

This war saw the full unveiling of the US doctrine of shock and awe, also known as rapid dominance.

What is the Iraq War?

100

Founded by media mogul Rupert Murdoch in 1996, this network recently lost a lawsuit costing them 787.5M.

What is Fox News?

100

This news anchor has been mixing humor with investigative reporting every Sunday for the last nine years.

Who is John Oliver?

100

This news presentation format is sometimes referred to as "soft news."

What is infotainment?

200

A break-in into the Democratic party's offices at this famous hotel led to the end of one president's career.

What is Watergate?

200

Sweeping across multiple nations, this wave of uprisings began in Tunisia in the 2010s.

What is the Arab Spring?

200

This Canadian specialty channel is known for being the first and largest First Nations network.

What is the Aboriginal Peoples Television Network (APTN)?

200

This prominent news anchor from the Vanderbilt family is the only LGBT individual to moderate a presidential debate.

Who is Anderson Cooper?

200

The technical term for the editorial function of assigning staff and coordinating coverage.

What is a news desk?

300

This war's impact on the American collective psyche was so damaging that produced a "syndrome," whereby populations are extremely averse to military involvement.

What is the Vietnam War?

300

Lasting only 80 seconds, this earthquake extremely damaged its home country's infrastructure to an unprecedented degree, and is currently the fifth deadliest of all time

What is the Turkey-Syria Earthquake?
300

This British news network, originally called the Royal Television Society, is actually owned by the Comcast Corporation.

What is Sky News?

300

The nephew of Young Turks founder Cenk Uygur, this internet commentator has become a strong left wing political voice.

Who is Hasan Piker?

300

This original term for the popular "man-on-the-street" reporting format refers to what the format originally held as its core.

What is vox populi?

400

Running from 1981 to 1986, this arms scandal involved a group of guerillas in Nicaragua.

What is Iran-Contra?

400

This event has led to the displacement of over 7.71M people in South America since 2015, at least.

What is the Venezuelan Refugee Crisis?

400
This network is home to the longest running news program in the world, Meet The Press, which has been running since 1947.

What is NBC?

400

This Iranian-American journalist has received both praise and criticism for her reporting on the Bosnian War, among many other conflicts.

Who is Christiane Amanpour?

400

This term refers to a metaphor of priorities in news information, from newsworthy facts, to details, to background facts.

What is the inverted pyramid?

500

This prolonged siege was covered by world media for its entire duration, which lasted for over 46 months, between 1992 and 1996.

What is the Siege of Sarajevo?

500
Running between 2019-2021, the lockdown of these two provinces was purportedly undertaken to curb unrest and protests.

What is the Jammu-Kashmir lockdown?

500

This network has been subject to a great deal of criticism for its frequent broadcasts of disinformation, propaganda and conspiracy theories, and was fined by Britain's Ofcom.

What is RT (or Russia Today)?

500

With a career spanning 64 years, this reporter was known for her interviews, including ones with Richard Nixon, Mohammed Reza Pahlavi and Fidel Castro.

Who was Barbara Walters?

500

This computer virus, allegedly developed by the US and Israeli governments, is credited with heavy damage to Iran's nuclear development.

What is Stuxnet?

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