The Birth of Journalism (1400–1799)
Around 1440, who created the movable type printing press, opening the door for mass-produced journalism?
who is johannes gutenberg?
What is Muckraking?
Investigating Corporate corruption
Reporting on local opportunities
Political Scandals.
Propaganda cartoons.
Investigating Corporate corruption
This social media platform, launched in 2006, has become a major source for breaking news and real-time updates.
What is Twitter?
Where was the First newspaper ever distributed?
Strasbourg, France/HRE
London, England
Rome, Italy
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Strasbourg, France/HRE
These single-sheet stories were made to spread information often about disasters, wars, or important events.
Broadsides
This famous journalist and abolitionist published the Liberator, advocating for the end of slavery.
Who is William Lloyd Garrison?
When and where did Journalism become a formal education?
1903 at the University of Chicago
1908 at the University of Missouri and University of Colombia
1909 at the University of Pennsylvania and University of Birmingham
1904 at the University of Yale
1908 at the University of Missouri and University of Colombia
This term describes the practice of reporting news as it happens, often using live updates and social media.
What is live blogging?
Were there ever Independent papers in communist nations?
Yes
No
yes
Created in 1605 in Germany by Johann Carolus, this utilized the printing press.
Newspaper
This term refers to sensationalized news reporting that emerged in the late 1800s, often exaggerating facts to attract readers.
What is yellow journalism?
What major breakthrough for journalism happened in 1930 - 1940?
The TV
The Printing Press
The Radio Breakthrough
Separation of Public Relations and News
The Radio Breakthrough
This major news organization faced significant scrutiny for its reporting on the Iraq War, particularly regarding weapons of mass destruction.
What is The New York Times?
Where does the word Journalism come from
1.Latin word of Diurnalis
2. French word, Jounaliste
3. Italian word, giornalista
Latin word of Diurnalis
In Venice, the citizens would use this coin to pay for the daily handwritten news, bringing about this word to be common for newspapers today.
Gazette
This journalist and editor founded the New York Times in 1851, which became known for its objective reporting.
Who is Henry Jarvis Raymond?
What was a common trend in the 1980s amongst independent papers?
Combine into large conglomerates
Split off to be more diverse than one another
A move to add ads to the Papers for a Profitable Business model
Support for the Rise of the Retail Chains
Combine into large conglomerates
This online platform, launched in 2005, allows users to create and share videos, significantly impacting how news is consumed.
What is YouTube?
Who was the first recorded Journalist?
1.Joseph Pulitzer
2.Herodotus
3.Thucydides
4.Nellie Bly
thucydides
Made in 1704 by John Campbell, this was the first successful and continuously published newspaper in America.
The Boston News-Letter
This influential publication, founded in 1865, focused on investigative journalism and was known for its muckraking style.
What is McClure's Magazine?
What significant event in journalism occurred in 1960 that changed the way news was reported and consumed?
The First Presidential Debate Televised
This Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and author is known for his investigative reporting on the Watergate scandal and has continued to influence journalism in the 2000s.
Who is Bob Woodward?
What significant event in journalism occurred in 1960 that changed the way news was reported and consumed?
The First Presidential Debate Televised