Newspapers & Journalism

Joseph Pulitzer's longstanding legacy in the field of journalism is ...

• tabloids

• yellow journalism

• objective, investigative reporting

• editorial, opinion pieces

News agencies devote more space in print, broadcast, and digital media to news stories than to advertising.

• FALSE

• TRUE

This not-for-profit journalistic wire service employs over 3,200 staff in 254 locations across 100 countries.

• CNN

• Associated Press

• New York Times

• The National Enquirer

The practice of individuals and special interest groups creating fictitious stories and feeding them into social media streams is ...

• objective reporting

• public journalism

• news hole

• fake news

News reporting on all relevant sides of an issue that allows representatives of those various sides the same coverage is ...

• soft news

• fairness

• frame

• beat

Approximately 75 percent of the top 100 global newspaper agencies are located in the United States.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Journalists who use investigative reporting to uncover corporate or government misconduct, corruption, and unethical practices are known as ...

• paparazzi

• correlators

• citizen journalist

• muckrakers

_______ describes media's role in deciding which topics to cover and consequently which topics the public deems important.

• watch dogs

• pseudo-events

• agenda setting

• surveillance

Our freedom of press is protected by the ______________.

• 2nd Amendment

• Bill of Rights

• 1st Amendment

• Declaration of Independence

The use of massive quantities of journalistic raw data incorporated into more readable, relevant stories and uses for audiences across numerous sources is ...

• convergence

• crowdsourcing

• contextualization

• none of these