Principles of Ethical Journalism
This principle of journalism has to do with getting the facts right
Accuracy
This value is about how recently the story took place
Timeliness
This invention allowed newspapers and books to be produced more efficiently than ever before
Printing press
This Cold War-era journalist spoke out against McCarthy's campaign against accused Communists
Edward R. Murrow
This term refers to the structure of news stories
Inverted pyramid
This principle of journalism has to do with being unbiased and not showing favoritism
Impartiality
This value is about how famous the subject of the story is
Prominence
This Roman invention was the first daily news announcement
Acta Diurna
This Memphian journalist faced dangerous circumstances as she fought for equal rights
Ida B. Wells
The opening line of a news story
Lead
This principle of journalism has to do with not being influenced by other people or organizations
Independence
This value is about how close to home the story is
This invention first allowed messages to be sent over wires
Telegraph
Ta-Nehisi Coates
How important the information is
This principle of journalism has to do with considering how people will be affected by the story
Humanity
This value is about how significant the story is in terms of number of people affected or seriousness of the subject
Consequence/Impact
This concept incorporated cameras into the news, allowing people to see what was happening instead of just reading
Photojournalism
This World War II-era journalist was best known for his wartime photography
The two main types of stories are breaking and...
Feature stories
This principle of journalism has to do with being responsible for your words and actions
Accountability
This value is about how readers will connect with the story
Human interest
This news channel was the first to broadcast the news 24 hours a day
CNN
Bob Woodward
True or False: Interviews are important parts of any type of news story
True