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Chapter 1
8 cards·by Vincent23_
early America newspapers that aligned themselves with one political party
partisan press
newspapers, from the mid-19th century, that were filled with news and read by a mass audience
penny press
a service that provides, for a fee, news from around the world to publications that subscribe
to it
wire service
a sensational brand of journalism given to hoaxes, altered photographs, screaming
headlines, frauds, and endless promotions of the newspaper
yellow journalism
journalism that crusades for social justice or to expose wrongdoing
muckraking
a radio disk jockey who entertains his or her audience by saying outrages
shock jock
the concept, so named by Marshall McLuhan
global village
the use of various news databases and other resources on the internet
computer-assisted reporting