[Journalism] PLEASE READ ALL JOURNALISM 335 STUDENTS

[Julie Phillips]

Journalism 335, Fall, 2009/Dr. Bridges/some review topics/Quiz 3, November
19, 2009
 
Review the handouts. Remember the tapes. Review all class notes.  Put the
ideas together. The quiz will cover Chapters 11, 12, 15, 16 and 17 in the
textbook.  Please bring a blue examination booklet to class for use.  That
is your responsibility.
 
Topics include:  
 
Developments in the newspaper press after the Civil War struggle, that is
changes
The ³Independent Press² movement of the post-war years
Leaders if the ³Independent Press movement²
yellow journalism -- its origins, its characteristics, its influence
Joseph Pulitzer and his World
William Randolph Hearst and his Journal
Raymond and The New York Times - Adolph Ochs
the optimism of the new century and the media environment then
the Progressive Era and the media's role in it
the muckrakers specifically, including the "stars" of McClure's Magazine
what the press of the muckraking period contributed to society and to
journalism
Ida Tarbell's "exposure" of Rockefeller (tape)
the press of World War I -- problems, coverage
Schenck v. U.S. case and its significance
post-Progressive Era developments in the newspaper press and other media
outlets and formats during '20s and '30s (e.g., comics, et cetera)
the roaring twenties, taboid journalism, sensationalism of the decade
Bernarr Macfadden and tthe Graphic as example
role of photograhy in the developing media scene of the 20th century and the
emergence of photojournalism
emergence of news magazines such as Time of Henry Luce
                                                           -LWB, 11-15-09