Early American Press-1960s
Was the main source of media
The media should be ___
What is watchdogs?
Something released about the government that wasn't supposed to get out
What is leaks?
The first televised war
What is the Vietnam War?
People use __ to get public opinion
What is polls?
The Early-American Press were these two things
What is partisan and personal?
Journalist who were involved with the WaterGate scandal
What is Woodward & Bernstein?
If you write good things about the president, you'll receive better ___
What is treatment?
Name a "tipping point" in American History that we talked about in class
What is...?
Vietnam War, WaterGate, JFK assassination, Jan 6th
A poll should be these two things
What is valid & reliable?
The first televised debate
What is the Nixon-Kennedy debate?
The __ gets the most media coverage today
What is..?
Executive branch or the President
When you release something out to the public to gauge the public's reaction
What is "Trial Balloon?"
The difference between misinformation and disinformation
What is accident and on purpose?
The way you become irrelevant
What is not voting?
The 3 trends in the newspaper industry
What is concentration, commercialism, and conservatism?
Can view on Live TV
What is press conferences and speeches to the nation?
Name an example of a personal request
What is Cuban Missile Crisis?
Journalist get opinions from the 2 loudest voices which can cause other voices to be lost
What is both-siderism?
What is my name
What is Zenee?
One of the missions of the FCC
What is..?
1.) diversity of sources & ideas
2.) diversity of ownership
__ enhances the President's agenda
What is media?
Two reasons why most leaks are done on purpose
What is...?
1.) Trial Ballon
2.) Diffuse Criticism
Confluence of entertainment & news
What is foxification?
The derogatory term given to newspaper Journalist that exaggerate headlines and filled with celebrity gossip
What is yellow journalism?