The birth of journalism (1400-1799)
News in the 19th century (1800-1899)
News in the 20th century (1900-1999)
Todays media (2000+)
random journalism facts
100
German inventor that invented the printing press

Who is Johannes Gutenberg?

100

This invention allowed messages to be sent quickly over long distances using electrical signals.

What is the telegraph?

100

This technology became a major source of news in american homes during the 20th century.

What is television?

100

This worldwide network allows people to access news instantly from almost anywhere.

What is the internet?

100

The first paragraph of a news story.

what is the lead?

200

Gutenbergs invention made it much easier to mass produce these

what are books?

200

This newspaper became famous for its inexpensive price and sensational stories after its founding in 1835.

 What is new york herald?

200

This 24-hour news network launched in 1980

What is CNN

200

These ploatforms allow users to create, share, and comment on news and other content.

What is social media?

200

These are the traditional questions journalists try to answer.

What are the WH questions?

300

First major newspapers, published in Germany in 1605.

What are books?

300

Term that describes newspapers that focused on inexpensive, sensational news for the masses.

what is the penny press?

300

This famous 1970s investigation by two Washington post reporters helped expose political wrongdoing

What is watergate?
300

Term that describes false or misleading information that is deliberatly spread.

What is disinformation?

300

This writing structure puts the most important information at the beginning of a stort.

What is the inverted pyramind?

400

The 17th century publication is often considered the first English language newspaper.

What is the London Gazette?

400

Famous newspaper publisher built a media empire and became known for sensational journalism.

What is William Randolph Hearst?

400

These two reporters investigated Watergate for The Washington Post.

Who are Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein?

400

Term that describes false information that is shared without necessarily intending to deceive.

what is misinformation?

400

Journalism principle that requires journalists to present information without misleading readers.

What is accuracy?

500

Before Newspapers became common, these handwritten news sheets circulated information.

What are newsletters?

500

The investigative journalism style became associated with reporters exposing corruption and social problems

What is muckraking?

500

This 24 hour television news event showed how quickly live news could reach millions of people during the Gulf war.

What is the CNN coverage of the Gulf War?

500

This type of journalism allows readers to see information through videos, graphics, audio, and interactive features.

What is multimedia journalism?

500

This term refers to a journalists responsibility to protect a confidential sources identity. 

What is source confidentiality?

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