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December 2005, it was the first time a national network had coanchors and it was the first time a woman had served as an anchor. In attempt to make news more interesting, ABC named Elizabeth Vargas and Bob Woodruff as coanchors.

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Surveys have indicated that any adults obtain most of their news from radio and television. By the late 1990s and into the 21st century, individuals were also obtaining their news via the Internet as newspapers and magazines throughout the world were posting their publications in Web sites.

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Not lie or add informations is one of the most important factors for a journalist. The history has to be true. We can prove that when in 1998 Stephen Glass was fired after admitting he had fabricated information in several articles. And after this in 2004 Jayson Blair resigned because he admitted he had lied about some factors.

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In the 1980s, laptop computers and satellites were responsible for the biggest change in the way newspapers provided information. USA Today, a nationally distributed newspaper, began in this year because of the availability of satellite distribution.

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In this year television was beginning to create competition for radio. Some 2,000 Am and 700 FM stations were operating compared to 100 television stations.

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Over the years the newspapers began to develop and expand more and more. Then by the year of 1940, there were more than 1,800 dally papers.

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Partially because of yellow journalism, American Society os Newspaper Editors adopted rules of ethics to be followed by its members, in 1923.

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It was in 1920 that radio opened the scene. Station KDKA in Pittsburgh is usually credited with the first regular scheduled broadcasting, beginning with the Harding-Cox presidential election returns on November 2, 1920. And them the first station to be issued a license was WBZ in Springfield, Massachusetts, on September 15,1921

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One of the first magazines to surge was Time, founded by Briton Hadden and Henry Luce in 1920. A sample issue came out in December 1922, but the first issue was dated March 3, 1923.

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In 1895 Willian Randolph Hearst purchased the New York Morning. Two years later, he sent Richard Harding and Frederic Remington to Cuba to report on the Cuban insurrection , which had begun in 1895. Hearst published articles to indicate a war as imminent and them in April 1898 the Spanish American War began and U.S troops were sent t Cuba.

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1849 was an important year for the womens. Amelia Jenks, who was married with Dexter Bloomer coeditor of the Senaca Country Courier in New York, began publishing Lily, a temperance paper, about women's right.

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First copy of the Declaration of Independence,1777

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First copy of the Declaration of Independence,1777

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Mary Katherine Goddard officially became publisher in 1775. Them in January 1777 she printed the first copy of the Declaration of Independence, including the names of the signers.

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The first newspaper outside Boston was the America Weekly Mercury, which Andrew Bradford founded in Philadelphia in 1719. The Mercury was somewhat outspoken, and Bradford was often at odds with authorities.

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Fourteen years later, John Campbell founded the Boston News-letter. Te fist continuosly published American newspaper. Inicialy it was a two-page weekly, and them although on occasion it went to four pages.

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On this day, in Boston, Benjamin Harris issued the first American newspaper. Which was called Publick Occurences, Both Foreign and Domestick.