Ethics
Unethical Journalists
Historical Events
Important People/Facts
Journalism Facts
100

This has changed the ways news is presented and read.

It has also given a voice to the non-reporter.

What is the internet?

What is a citizen journalism?

100

In the 90’s TV reverted to (yellow journalism)what got more viewers with showing dysfunctional families and topics.

What is the return of sensationalism?

100

The most well known Penny Press and its founder?

What is The New York Tribune?

Who is Horace Greeley

100
  • most famous woman journalist of the time; worked for Joseph Pulitzer’s World

  • she became involved in her stories- she worked in sweat shops,  exposed conditions and corruption, pretended to be insane and had herself committed

Who is Nellie Bly

100

This is considered to be the investigation and reporting of news, including political or social issues, current events, and popular trends.

What is Journalism?

200

    • Avoid error

    • Do not distort info

What is be honest?

200

This person was the youngest writer for a news magazine that was looked at highly until the truth came out.

Who is Stephen Glass?

200

Unethical, irresponsible type of reporting; lends itself to hoaxes, altered photos, screaming headlines, “scoops”, frauds and endless promotions of the paper itself

What is Yellow Journalism?

200
  • made improvements in the vacuum tube that made radio possible.

  • He made the 1st newscast in 1916.

Who is Lee DeForest?

200

A professional who collects, organizes, writes, edits, presents, and distributes news or information via the newspaper, magazine, tv, radio, online.

What is a journalist?

300
  • Let people defend themselves

  • Identify sources if possible for credibility

  • Only use anonymous if justified

  • Don’t misrepresent with headlines or photos

  • No re-enactments

  • No plagiarism

  • No stereotyping

What is be responsible?

300

Who figured out that the story was made up and had a lot of holes?

What is Forbes Online?
300

1. The end of yellow journalism brought on a new age of journalism. Papers began to support social issues (child labor laws, charities, etc.)

2.a term still used today to refer to journalists who develop significant social consciousness and through their writing crusade for social justice or expose wrongdoing

What is Muckracking?

What is a Muckracker?

300

The Federal Radio Commission was formed to help regulate the airwaves. This organization later became _________. This group now has control over radio & television

What is the FCC?

300
  • Often only one sheet long

  • Not what we consider news now

What is the 1st newspaper?

400
  • Be compassionate and sensitive

  • Respect privacy

What is minimize harm?

400

This writer wrote a too good to be true story about a heroin addicted little boy.

Who is Janet Cooke?

400

They had circulations in the hundreds of thousands and they battled corruption in all forms.

What are magazines?

400
  • are entertainers, they are not journalists. 

  • They stimulate debate but should be taken with a grain of salt.

What are shock jocks?

400

The first newspaper but was shut down for anti government topics. Also, who made it.

What is Publick Occurences and who is Benjamin Day?

500

1. No favors or gifts

2. Allow grievances

Admit and correct mistakes

Expose unethical practices

What is Act Independently?

What is Be Accountable?

500

What did both writers blame their lies and fiction stories on?

What is pressure?
500

As the nation progressed, these groups began taking on important roles in American journalism.

What are minority groups?

500

The 1st newscast took place during this time.

What is the late 1940’s?

500

1. written defamation; damaging false statements against another person or institution that appear in writing or are spoken (broadcast) from a written script

2. a damaging false statement against another person or institution spoken or broadcast 

What is libel?

What is slander?