Journ 1
Define journalism
Journalism is the process of gathering, analyzing, writing and presenting factual information to readers/viewers for mass distribution.
The four things a journalist provides.
Public service, objectivity, autonomy, immediacy, ethics
Things a journalist must possess (give one).
Technical mastery, social responsibility, integrity
The parts of a newspaper (give 5).
The type of journalism focused on reporting on what Angel Locsin, Heart Evangelista, Kaki Pangilinan, the Kardashians are doing.
Celebrity/entertainment journalism
Thorough, in-depth journalism as in "The Post" or "Spotlight" that involves research to expose evidence about wrongdoing.
Investigative journalism.
3 types of journalism based on medium
Digital, print, broadcast
Earliest known newspaper.
Acta Diurna
The name of a court circular in China in the Tang Dynasty that is one of the earliest forms of journalistic writing.
Bao
The invention that speeded up the spread of information and news.
The printing press by Johannes Guttenberg.
3 places where the first regularly published newspapers appeared.
Germany, England, USA
The country that introduced newspapers in the Philippines.
Spain
First book printed in the Philippines
Doctrina Christiana
Name a pre-revolutionary paper in the Philippines.
La Solidaridad, Kalayaan
Father of Philippine journalism
Alejandro Roces, Sr.
This is considered the Golden Age of Philippine media
Post-World War II, pre-Martial Law
Father of Philippine broadcasting
Francisco "Koko" Trinidad
The decade when TV was first introduced in the Philippines
1950s
The country that introduced radio and television broadcasting in the Philippines.
America
Considered the darkest period in Philippine media history.
Martial Law (1972-1981)
The one thing newspapers from the western countries and the Philippines always experienced at the hands of government.
Suppression.
The term used for when all media (radio, TV, film, print, etc.) have gone digital or can be accessed in one place.
Media convergence
The period that impacted the most on Philippine journalism.
Martial Law.
What challenge faces print journalism.
Competition from radio, television, digital journalism.
The 3 parts of the government are called the "The Three Estates". What is the Fourth Estate?
Journalism and journalists.