Photographs in Journalism
The Vietnam War
Color Television
Barbra Walters
Katherine Graham
100
He was the first photojournalist (Romanian painter, lithographer, and photographer) who did pictures in the Crimean War.
Who was Carol Szathmari?
100
By the fall of 1967, this percent of the evening news was devoted to the war.
What is 90%?
100
In its most basic form, a color broadcast can be created by broadcasting these three monochrome images.
What is red, green, and blue?
100
She was the first female co-anchor of this program.
What is The Today Show?
100
This is the newspaper which Graham owns.
What is The Washington Post?
200
The practice of illustrating news stories with photographs was made possible by printing and photography innovations that occurred between these decades.
What is between 1880 and 1897?
200
True or False: For the most part, the American public favored and encouraged the war efforts until the mid 60’s, public opinion changed.
What is true?
200
True or False: It was found that color has no influence in the conscious evaluation of emotional experience.
What is false?
200
This personal interview which Walters did is the highest rated interview ever.
Who is Monica Lewinsky?
200
True or False: She was the first female ever to run a nationally reputable newspaper in the United States at this time.
What is true?
300
This newspaper published the first halftone (rather than engraved) reproduction of a news photograph.
What is The Daily Graphic?
300
Roughly this many million people watched television news each night during the war.
What is 50 million?
300
The effect of color seems to depend in part on this.
What is the content of the picture?
300
This interview proved to be Barbara’s big break.
What is covering first lady Jackie Kennedy’s trip to India?
300
In this year her late husband committed suicide, which left Katharine in control and made her the publisher of the Washington Post.
What is 1963?
400
This remains the most important element of photojournalism.
What is content?
400
He is quoted as saying, "For the first time in modern history, the outcome of a war was determined not on the battlefield but on the printed page and, above all, on the television screen."
Who is Robert Elegant?
400
True or False: Black and white versions of the clips elicited stronger emotional reactions.
What is false?
400
This is the show that Barbra Walters is currently on.
What is The View?
400
This is one of the three positions Graham held at The Washington Post Company.
What is publisher/chairman of the board/CEO?
500
These are the three mentioned benefits of including photographs in journalism.
What are timelessness, objectivity, and narrative?
500
This is one of the listed impacts on TV journalism today.
What is ethically necessary for the Media to accurately represent current events and/or duty to the public to honestly report on war progressions and maintaining reasons for wartime?
500
He filed a patent disclosure for an all-electronic color television system.
Who is Vladimir Zworykin?
500
He was the first President that Walters interviewed and has interview every one since.
Who is Richard Nixon?
500
This is one of Katharine’s other print journalism and various accomplishments.
What is Being the co-chairman of the International Herald Tribune. Receiving the Pulitzer Prize in 1998 for her biography titled, Personal History. Serving as the vice chairman of the board of the Urban Institute and a member of the Council on Foreign Relations and the Oversees Development Council.
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