Newspapers, Fun with

Today about ____________ daily newspapers reach 130 million readers each day.

• 1000

• 1500

• 2000

• 5000

Who typically read newspapers?

• Older people

• College Graduates

• Middle aged Americans

• Teachers

The earliest form of newspapers were called what? 

• Daily Notes

• Daily News

• Daily Shorts

• Daily Acts

What first real test to the First Amendment?

• Alien and Sedition Acts

• Alien and Speech Acts

• Alliance and Sedition Acts

• Alien and Space Travel Researchers of America

What is the written form of Defamation of Character?

• Libel

• Slander

• Truth

• Commentary

The issuance of a false statement about another person, which causes that person to suffer harm or lower ones image within the community is Defamation of what?

(a)  

How do you defend against a possible Defamation of Character? Select the best answer that DOES NOT Fit.

• Truth

• Be on public property

• Permission

• Have a source

When being interviewed by a reporter, what are some things to keep in mind?

• You might become a celebrity.

• They can print any part of your conversation.

• An interview recorded in your home is not allowed to be aired.

• It depends on the type of interview. TV, radio or Print.

Intense competition caused many papers to sell for just one cent.  This era was called ______________. 

• The Golden Age of Newspapers

• Start of Mass Media

• The Print Revolution

• The Penny Press

This is an area or topic that a reporter covers on a daily basis in order to create better coverage by developing relations.

• Beat

• Demographic

• Community Reporting

• Tip Lines