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CMM3063 - NEWSPAPER: EXPANDING DELIVERY
CMM3063 - NEWSPAPER: EXPANDING DELIVERY
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1
What is the significance of satellite publishing in newspapers?
It eliminates the need for journalists
It replaces all printed newspapers with digital versions
It prevents newspapers from being accessed online
It allows newspapers to publish regional editions
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What challenge did newspaper unions face with technological shifts?
A rise in print newspaper prices
Increased control over printing processes
Loss of jobs due to automation
Decreased readership
3
What is a newspaper?
A printed publication containing news and advertisements
A form of broadcasting that delivers real-time news
A government-issued report on public affairs
A social media platform for sharing opinions
4
How did newspapers use wireless technology to improve field reporting?
By replacing text articles with only images
By delaying the release of breaking news
By allowing reporters to send stories from laptops remotely
By eliminating the need for news reporters
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What event ended newspapers’ monopoly on news delivery?
The rise of social media
The invention of the radio
The introduction of color printing
The development of photography
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How did the internet change newspaper businesses?
It restricted access to news articles
It enabled newspapers to sell digital content
It made newspapers more expensive
It made newspapers obsolete
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What was the primary role of newspapers before the invention of broadcasting?
Serving as the only mass medium for news
Providing entertainment
Printing government notices exclusively
Selling products and services
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What was one of the main reasons newspapers expanded their readership in the 19th century?
The invention of television
The decline of radio broadcasting
Government-mandated newspaper subscriptions
Increased literacy rates and cheaper newsprint
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What was a key characteristic of newspapers in the 18th century?
They were primarily focused on advertising
They were limited to highly educated urban audiences
They contained no political content
They were widely distributed in rural areas
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Which of the following is NOT a synonym for "newspaper"?
Gazette
Mastika
Tabloid
Journal
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What is one way newspapers have maintained relevance in the digital era?
They limit access to digital articles
They stopped using print media
They integrate digital tools such as online subscriptions
They focus exclusively on international news
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What was one major effect of technology on newspaper production?
Decreased readership due to new inventions
Elimination of journalism as a profession
Increased reliance on typographers
Faster and more efficient news distribution
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Which of the following technological advancements helped newspapers reach a wider audience in the 19th century?
Mechanized printing and the telegraph
Social media platforms
Development of the telephone
Invention of television
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When was the first mass medium for delivering news established?
1690
1790
1590
1890
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What is one way newspapers adapted to competition from other media?
They focused only on local news
They eliminated advertisements
They started using the internet to sell information
They stopped publishing physical copies
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How did digital photography impact newspaper reporting?
It allowed images to be transmitted electronically
It increased the cost of news production
It slowed down the reporting process
It made photographers obsolete
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What is "frontier journalism"?
News coverage that focuses on space exploration
Newspapers written exclusively for government officials
A style of news reporting focused on business and finance
Journalism aimed at new audiences on the American frontier
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What was a major characteristic of the alternative press in the 19th and 20th centuries?
It did not allow opinion pieces
It was owned exclusively by government agencies
It provided voices for marginalized groups and social movements
It focused only on business and financial news