What was Samuel Clemens’ pen name?

At what newspaper did the great novelist Ernest Hemingway develop his straightforward prose style?

What was the name of the movie that starred Robert Redford as Bob Woodward and Dustin Hoffman as Carl Bernstein?

America’s first newspaper was called:

What is the name of the editor who was acquitted of libel after he argued in his defense that citizens have a right to criticize the government and that libel occurs only when printed words are “false, malicious and seditious.”

The first newspaper cartoon, published originally by Benjamin Franklin, became part of the nameplate of what influential newspaper?

What was the name of the first successful penny paper published in the United States?

Who published The North Star to fight slavery and bring news to Black Americans?

What new technological device in the 1840s made possible long-distance reporting?

By the mid-1800s, why was James Gordon Bennett's the "New York Herald" the world’s biggest newspaper?

When did reporters begin using the writing style known as “the inverted pyramid”?

The sensational reports in papers owned by William Randolph Hearst and Joseph Pulitzer led to what war?

Who funded the first school of journalism, at Columbia University?

TV came of age with what significant event?

In 1941, the largest radio audience in history listened to a broadcast depicting what news event?

Dramatic reporting by whom brought World War II into the living rooms of Americans?

From what medium do most Americans get their news today?

What president resigned following the investigation of the Watergate scandal?

How did newspapers respond to the advent of television?

What was the impact of the 'Penny Press' on journalism?

This "yellow journalist" reformed and developed a Journalist Code of Ethics, a Prize for achievement in journalism, writing and music, and started the first journalism school at Columbia. He is also known as the "Father of Modern Journalism." Who is he?

Which journalist is credited with pioneering investigative journalism in the late 19th century by going undercover in a mental institution?

What invention in the 15th century greatly contributed to the spread of printed news and information?

Which newspaper is known for its slogan, “All the News That’s Fit to Print”?

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

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

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

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 _______________________.