The Newspaper Timeline. 1690 Newspapers Come to the United States Publick Occurrences Both Foreign and Domestick Publick Occurrences Both Foreign and.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

The First Newspapers in America

Advertisements

Yellow Journalism and the Spanish America War. In 1898, newspapers provided the major source of news in America. At this time, it was common practice.

Yellow Journalism Ms. Muson & Mrs. Masi.

History of Newspaper Journalism An Introduction. Cave drawings could be considered the first newspapers, but they never had much chance for mass circulation.

Do Now Current Headlines Is seeing really believing?

“Knowledge will forever govern ignorance” James Madison, the fourth president of the USA “Congress shall make no law … abridging the freedom of speech,

Colonial Newspapers How the American Colonies received their news Material property of the AR Dept. of Education Distance Learning Center. It may be used.

The Rise and Fall of Newspapers A Century of Power and Persuasion.

Reflection of a Democratic Society

Benjamin Day By: Jacob Hadsall John Henderson Early Life Born April 10, 1810, West Springfield, Massachusetts Died December 21, 1889, New York, New York.

Newspaper History Parenting and CD II PeoplePublicationsTermsMix Up

The History of American Media Chapter 1: Looking Back.

Newspapers: Where Journalism Begins  © 2008 The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved Chapter Outline  History  Industry  Controversies.

Richardson-2006 “Newspapers” Dr. John V. Richardson Jr., Professor DIS 19 “Just Google It!” UCLA GSE&IS Department of Information Studies.

Chapter 1 Looking Back: The History of American Media

The History of Journalism Journalism I. America’s First Newspapers  The first attempt, Publick Occurrences, was published in Boston in 1690 by Benjamin.

“Knowledge will forever govern ignorance” James Madison, the fourth president of the USA “Congress shall make no law … abridging the freedom of speech,

A Brief History of American Journalism. 1600’s  Printing presses showed up and were used to print and circulate news items which developed into news.

The History of Journalism It Didn’t Happen Overnight Newspapers have not always been the sophisticated, full-color extravaganzas we know today. American.

History of Journalism August 29,2007. America’s First Newspapers One sheet One sheet Letters, essays—very little news Letters, essays—very little news.

How Journalism Began Highlights of the history of journalism in the United States.

History of Journalism Broadcast Journalism I Room 315.

From Radio to TV Ch. 2. Cultural Precedents The lists 5 precedents:  Urbanization  Penny Press  Vaudville  The Phonograph  Motion Pictures.

Newspapers: Where Journalism Begins Chapter Outline  History  Industry  Controversies.

Newspaper A geographically limited medium issued regularly from a press on unbound paper containing news, commentary, features, photos, and advertising.

Chapter 1—History of American Media. Sedition “The stirring of rebellion” In pre-revolutionary war years, newspapers that attempted to criticize the government.

“Journalism 101” The history and purpose behind the “news”

6 Newspapers Reflection of a Democratic Society. Inventing the Modern Press Martin Luther and John Calvin:  published newspaper-like broadsheets in the.

McGraw-Hill © 2007 The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All Rights reserved. THE DYNAMICS OF MASS COMMUNCATION Joseph R. Dominick University of Georgia--Athens.

The Spanish American War, Spanish Empire in the Caribbean: Background Beginning in 1492, Spain was the first European nation to sail westward across.

Richardson-2008 “Newspapers: Past, Present, and Future” Dr. John V. Richardson Jr., Professor DIS 180 “Information Ecology” UCLA GSE&IS Department of Information.

BIAS. Issues Review 1 st Amendment: Freedom of speech Censorship Invasion of privacy Offensive content Plagiarism/Copyright Bias Accuracy Conflict of.

Journalism in the Colonies Ayesha Ali. Publick Occurrences Both Forreign and Domestick "disobedience and heresy and... libels against the best government.”

Yellow Journalism Andrew Grant. Who started using it? Joseph Pulitzer, a Hungary American newspaper publisher. He published for the St. Louis Post Dispatch.

THE HISTORY OF JOURNALISM FIRST FORM OF NEWS By 59 B.C., the Romans hand-copied news sheets called Acta Diurna (Daily Acts) that were posted around the.

1 Newspapers Chapter 4 © 2009, The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved.

The Penny Press. Before the Penny Press Benjamin Day started the Sun, the first successful penny paper.

Helping a democratic nation make historic decisions.

Chapter 1 The History of Journalism. Information Age Internet has greatly affected the media Some believe the change is great while others believe it.

Newspapers Became the dominant Mass Media for more than a century The first medium where mass ownership led to powerful media that could affect national.

History of Journalism. Humble Beginnings  Colonial period – Benjamin Harris’ Publick Occurences Both Forreign and Domestick  Printed on stationery size.

Harold Rudolf Foster (August 18, 1892 – July 25, 1982), aka Hal Foster, was a Canadian- American illustrator best known as the creator of the award- winning.

Introduction to Mass Media CMST 102 Chapter 3. Newspapers: The Rise and Fall of Modern Journalism The evolution of newspapers as a mass medium parallels.

HISTORY OF JOURNALISM. AMERICA’S FIRST NEWSPAPERS  The first American newspapers didn’t look like the huge papers you see today. Often they were only.

History of American Journalism American journalism had its humble beginnings in the Colonial period. Benjamin Harris published Publick Occurrences Both.

Yellow Journalism Journalistic reports that feature scandal- mongering, sensationalistic stories written by unethical or unprofessional journalists or.

By: Aisha Freeman, Ana Marx, Andrew Progin, Dejia Danhi, Julia DiSilvestre & Micah Banks.

In what ways does news reporting affect your life? Your neighborhood? Your school? Why are some events considered news in one place, but not another?

Newspapers Welcome to Unit 2 Seminar. Tonight’s Agenda History of Newspaper Newspaper Advertising Newspaper Content.

Позднякова Оля 9»А». In the 17th century newspapers, magazines, almanacs were published in America. The oldest printing press in America was set up at.

History of Journalism. Heroes and Legends Birth of Journalism  Ancient times – tablets  Caesar – handwritten  Johann Gutenberg (1440)

 Interesting facts  The most popular American newspapers › The Washington Post › The New York Times.

JOURNALISM IN A DEMONCRACY Chapter 1. America’s first newspapers Usually one page Contained : letters, essays and material borrowed from many sources.

History of Journalism Part 1.

The Story of Journalism

Brief History of Journalism and Newspapers

The History of American Media

MASS communications: Part II

Newspapers: Where Journalism Begins

Causes of the Spanish-American War (1898)

Is seeing really believing?

War Fever Escalates Headline Wars 2

History of Print Journalism

Information at the Turn of the Century

The History of American Press

Propelling the United States into an Empire

History of Journalism.

Yellow Journalism: It’s all about selling newspapers…….

History of Print Journalism

Journalism “without a soul”

Presentation transcript:

The Newspaper Timeline

1690 Newspapers Come to the United States Publick Occurrences Both Foreign and Domestick Publick Occurrences Both Foreign and Domestick

1704 until the Revolutionary War Boston News-Letter Boston News-Letter

1721 – Other newspapers followed New England Courant New England Courant

1833 Benjamin Day founded the New York Sun Benjamin Day founded the New York Sun

1841 The New York Tribune started by Horace Greeley The New York Tribune started by Horace Greeley

1851 The New York Times founded by Henry Raymond The New York Times founded by Henry Raymond

Bigger and better presses allowed for faster printing and circulation increased Bigger and better presses allowed for faster printing and circulation increased Photographs began to appear in the newspapers Photographs began to appear in the newspapers

Yellow Journalism Reporting sensational news stories that stretched the truth Reporting sensational news stories that stretched the truth The term yellow journalism was derived from a comic strip character named “The Yellow Kid.” The Kid was a street urchin in a yellow nightshirt created by artist Richard Outcast. The term yellow journalism was derived from a comic strip character named “The Yellow Kid.” The Kid was a street urchin in a yellow nightshirt created by artist Richard Outcast.

1896 Richard Outcast’s Yellow Kid first appeared in Joseph Pulitzer’s New York World in a cartoon known Hogan’s Alley. Richard Outcast’s Yellow Kid first appeared in Joseph Pulitzer’s New York World in a cartoon known Hogan’s Alley.

1920 The number of daily newspapers increased until this time—when there were more than 2,000 in circulation. A gradual decline occurred over the next 50 years. New techniques and machines made printing more efficient, but also more expensive. Mergers, chains, and consolidations of newspapers resulted. The number of daily newspapers increased until this time—when there were more than 2,000 in circulation. A gradual decline occurred over the next 50 years. New techniques and machines made printing more efficient, but also more expensive. Mergers, chains, and consolidations of newspapers resulted.

1950 The advent of the television also contributed to the decreased in the number of papers. The advent of the television also contributed to the decreased in the number of papers.

1990 Reporters could send news from around the world almost instantly using laptops and modems. Reporters could send news from around the world almost instantly using laptops and modems.

1997 Statistics indicated: 1500 daily newspapers were in circulation 1500 daily newspapers were in circulation 800 of these were afternoon papers 800 of these were afternoon papers 700 were morning papers 700 were morning papers Only 12 newspapers published both a morning and an evening paper Only 12 newspapers published both a morning and an evening paper

Today About 59% of Americans say they read the newspaper every day. The number of readers is slightly higher for Sunday editions. About 59% of Americans say they read the newspaper every day. The number of readers is slightly higher for Sunday editions.