The news industry Flashcards

(21 cards)

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What role do Newpapers play in the American news landscape today?

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  • Remain a critical part of the American news industry providing IN DEPTH journalism
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When did newspaper decline begin and why?

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  • The decline started mid 2000 due to the rise of digital media
  • Can access shit for free especially news
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How has the newspaper industry changed since its dire state in 2019?

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  • Paywalls and subscriptions
  • digital expansion
  • Collabs with digital platforms
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How has paywalls and subscriptions added to the change of newspapers

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  • Many newspapers like the new York time introduced digital subscription models in order to generate money
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How has digital expansion added to the change of newspapers?

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  • Traditional newspapers started to focus with on online content, etc.
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How has collaboration with digital platforms led to the change of newspaper?

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  • newspapers collaborated with other digital platforms in order to widen the audience
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What is a newspaper

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  • a printed publication produced on a regular schedule DAILY.
  • Distributed in multiple copies
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Did newspapers exist before the printing press?

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  • nahhh
    -information was spread through handwritten monuments
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Why weren’t newspapers produced in England during the 1600s

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  • monarchs feared newspapers because they could mix political business with news influencing the public
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Did the modern newspaper emerge suddenly due to a single invention?

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  • no it was influenced by Tech advancments
  • social changes
  • legal developments
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How did tech advancements help the newspaper emerge?

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  • Improvements in printing presses made newspapers cheaper and easier to produce
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How did legal development help to emerge the newspaper?

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  • Changes in the press of freedom laws; allows for independent freedom
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How did social changes help with the newspaper emerge

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  • increasing literacy created, a wider audience for newspapers
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What was the role of sensationalism in mass newspapers?

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  • to attract huge audiences, the newspapers focused on sensationalist stories, crime, scandals, and drama, bold headlines
  • aka yellow journalism
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What was tthe rivalry between Pultizer and Hearst?

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  • big ass newspapers fight
  • competed fiercely with bold headlines, comics , and crime
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16
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What exactly was yellow journalism

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  • over the top reporting than can be misleading and not true
  • came from the term yellow kid a comic strip
17
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How did ass circulation newspapers develop in the late 19th century

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  • tech advancments: printing press
  • ubranization & literacy: wider audience
  • Advertising revnue: after civil war, news paperes relied heavily on advertising,
18
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What key changes defined the “modern” look of news papers?

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  • Headlines across columns
  • Inverted pyrimid strucutre
  • Orginizational
  • Departments and beats
  • Introduction of images
19
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What is the inverted pyrimid structure

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  • start with important information and then supporting details
  • like a hook
20
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What is departments and beats?

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  • News paper niggas were put in departments
  • those reporters were assigned beats, meaning they covered a specific topic or location.

ex; a city hall beat would always cover local government