Journalism Review

Yet, the neutrality Greeley warned against is today a major value of conventional journalism:

According to Neil Postman, as a result of developments in media technology, society has developed an "information glut."

Individualism (according to the sociologist Gans) is the most prominent value underpinning daily journalism:

Congress shall make no law on the establishment of religion, or prohibiting free speech

A sociologist who studied the culture of various newsrooms in the 1970s found that there are six enduring values:

Journalists are taught to select and use one or more these criteria. There are four....

Most news reporting, especially foreign coverage, reporters judge other countries and cultures on US values:

I will review the chapter material #1, #2, #3 in Google Classroom for the quiz on Tuesday 10/ 13

In 1841, Horace Greely founded the New York Tribune. What was his thinking or attitude toward the news?

What was the reporter's name?

Individualism:

The chapter opens with a reporter who worked for _________________newspaper New York World. What was his or her name?

According to the chapter, one problem facing journalists today is that in the last few years:

Bly's efforts helped inspire the 20st-century field of investigative journalism

Her first assignment was:

The reporter's name was a pseudonym:

Journalism is the only media enterprise and practice protected and mentioned in the U.S. Constitution:

Of all criteria, most stories need to contain a healthy dose of this:

What is newsworthiness?

One enduring value: is the naïve assumption that assumes that business people simply compete to help society: