The period of conflict when the inverted pyramid was created.
What is the civil war?
Cheap newspapers that only cost a penny.
Less political journalism in order to gather mass audiences.
What is objective journalism?
The newspaper industry has rapidly been ___?
What is declining?
The first newspaper to embrace new technology in the 80s.
What is USA Today?
What is the partisan press?
Work that explains the potential consequences of an event and putting it into a historical context.
What is interpretive journalism?
The reason why newspapers historically included advertising space and now have subscriptions.
What is because they need to make money?
The two characteristics of yellow journalism.
What is:
- Sensational and over exaggerating
- Exposing corruption?
What is the underground press?
Three core values in American journalism are:
Satiric journalism, social media, and fake news are all a what to the newspaper industry?
What is a threat?
This vocabulary term was created due to a minor conflict between two newspaper moguls.
What is yellow journalism?
A formatting style within newspapers that puts the headline and the most important information at the top.
What is the inverted pyramid?
List three other values in journalism:
What is ethnocentrism (viewing other cultures through a USA lens), responsible capitalism (assumption that the main goal of business is to enhance prosperity for everyone), and individualism.
The space left due to advertisements in the news.
What is a newshole?