What does it mean to for a paper to be published "with authority"?

What was the first daily newspaper called?

Why were the penny press newspapers called "penny press"?

What year did the court case occur that established truth as a defense against libel?

Journalists who investigated corruption, social institutions, and politics and promoted social responsibility were called ________________________.

___________________ was the pen name of a journalist who pretended to be mentally ill and was committed to New York's Blackwell Insane Asylum in order to write a story about the poor conditions of the asylum.

The inverted pyramid style of journalism puts the ___________________ facts in the first paragraph.

In the mid 1890s, a style of journalism called ________________________ began that involved hoaxes, sensationalism, cheap melodrama, and frauds.

The reporters, editors, photographers, producers and camera crews who sift through the many happenings of a day to tell you what's important or interesting are called ____________________.

Channels of communication that reach a large audience are called _______________________.

What was the first lasting US radio network?

A ___________________ is a group of stations that broadcast the same programs at the same time.

To be ____________________ is to keep an open mind and report both sides of an issue.

People who supply reporters with information are called __________________.

Editors, producers, publishers, and other managers who filter the information they obtain from reporters are called _________________________.

Journalists on the front line are called _______________________.

This newspaper, published in 1704, was the first newspaper published with authority.

___________________ refers to the prevention, or attempted prevention, of printing or broadcasting materials that are considered by some people to be objectionable.

What did the first newscast broadcast in 1916?