The Birth of Journalism (1400-1799)
Journalism in the 1800s (1800-1899)
Journalism in the 1900s (1900-1999)
Journalism in the 2000s (2000-current)
Random Journalism History
100

This made the mass production of information possible.

The printing press

100

News papers were sold for this much in the 1830s

A penny

100

This made communication easier and got news across better.

The Radio.

100

people mostly get their news from these things.

Social media or online articles.

100

This was journalism that used pictures and characters in their newspapers.

Yellow journalism. 

200

This person invented the printing press. 

Johannes Gutenberg

200

This helped news be more advertized.

commercial advertising

200

This is publicizing scandalous information about famous people.

Muckraking

200

This were large technology platforms that spread news.

computers, internet and social media

200

What was the first journalism school?

missouri school of journalism

300

The Country that the first ever newspaper was published.

Germany

300

Journalist started writing more _____

professionally using interviews and having deadlines.

300

what happened to journalist during both world wars

Government heavily monitored the press

300

What happened to smaller journalist when social media came about?

They stoped getting as much readers because of the news being read online.
300

Why did people stop getting physical newspapers?

Because their was free online content.

400

This was the act that required all printed items to be approved by the government or the church.

The licensing of the press act

400

This person was a major figure in journalism.

Joseph Pulitzer

400

The main audience of the newspaper were? 

Immigrants

400

What does misinformation mean and what made it happen so much?

Incorrect or wrong information and people were posting wrong information online.

400

what does the word diurnalis mean that the word journilism originated from?

The word means daily

500

This was the first english daily that focused on news and facts.

The Daily Courant in London established by Elizabeth Mallet.