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We all use technology and internet to pretty much find out information and report/ receive information. Such as smart phones, televisions, radios and computers. You are less likely to see people readying newspapers.

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Podcast, blogs and online newspapers are the new advancements in the journalism industry. Because of the Internet's influence, newspapers changed their methods of disseminating the news.

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The internet, which was originally built for the government, is oppen to commercial users. This was a major advancement in the journalism industry.

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The New York Times publishes the first installment of the "Pentagon Papers," a series of classified government documents relating to the Vietnam War released to the Times by Daniel Ellisberg.

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The Federal Communication Commission grants 18 television stations approval to begin commercial broadcasting. CBS and NBC begin broadcasting almost immediately, although few citizens own television sets to watch the broadcasts. WCBW demonstrated the news potential of television by broadcasting bulletins regarding the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor

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Robert Hoe invents a four-cylinder rotary press. This press culminates more than 20 years of improvements to the rudimentary cylinder presses developed in Europe. Hoe's press is capable of printing 8,000 pages per hour.

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America's first telegraph line was made, stretching from Washington, D.C. to Baltimore, officially opens for business. The instant long-distance communication offered for the first time by the telegraph will make it possible for local newspapers to offer timely coverage of far-off events.

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Benjamin Day issued the first issue of "New York Sun" which is Americas firs "penny press". This brought forth a wider audience since the newspaper was sold for a fraction of the cost because the paper was cheap.

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Jonas Booths invented a steam-driven printing press that makes the mechanical process of printing news paper more efficient and less costly.

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The first amendment of the United States is made. This amendment forbade congress from making any laws that is against "the freedom of speech or of the press.

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Mary Katherine printed the first copy of the Declaration of Independence  and became postmaster of Baltimore from 1775-1789.

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Mary Katherine Goddard, along with her parents, Published the "Providence Gazzette from 1765-1768. Then she joined her brother in Philadelphia to publish the "Pennsylvania Chronicle" until 1774.

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The first newspaper outside of Boston was the "American Weekly Mercury". It was founded by Andrew Bradford in Philadelphia.

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John Campbell founded the "Boston News-Letter", which was the first continuously published American newsletter.

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The first American newspaper was published by Benjamin Harris in Boston. It was entitled "Publick Occurences, Both Foreign or Domestick"