https://padlet.com/00059805/shr9axdjfsbevfux Made with mirth en-us 2022-02-22 14:45:49 UTC 2022-02-24 14:38:00 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.net/icons/png/1f4dc.png 00059805 https://padlet.com/00059805/shr9axdjfsbevfux/wish/2060740176 Before the revolution, the colonial newspaper's sole goal was to inform the people in the colonies about what was happening outside of their little colony. It was to inform them on what was happening in the American Colonies. Publication began in the 1700's and expanded fairly quickly through the colonies. The first successful newspaper lasted from 1704 until 1719 and was the only paper that was in the colonies, it was called the Boston-News-Letter. After that there were a couple newspapers launched in the colonies such as, American Weekly Mercury in Philadelphia and the Virginia Gazette in Virginia. By 1740 there were sixteen news papers in the British Colonies that came out, all the papers were fairly short but they focused on discussing the modern day problems in the surrounding colonies. ]]> 2022-02-22 15:01:12 UTC https://padlet.com/00059805/shr9axdjfsbevfux/wish/2060740176 00059805 https://padlet.com/00059805/shr9axdjfsbevfux/wish/2060761640 The Penny Press was introduced by Benjamin H. Day and was most commonly known for its low, low prices... a penny per page. The Penny Press was brought to the United States in the 1830's and was continued to be produced even after the 1830's. Penny Press papers focused on discussing topics such as crime, tragedy, adventure and gossip. But before it was brought to the United States, lots of editors and publishers began to produce and experiment with stories focused on sports news, gossip and cheap press. The Penny Press made lots of money by advertising other news papers and other newspaper lines. The inspiration of the Penny Press came from Charles Knight's The Penny Magazine whose goal was the inform and improve all the poor people in England. ]]> 2022-02-22 15:11:33 UTC https://padlet.com/00059805/shr9axdjfsbevfux/wish/2060761640 00059805 https://padlet.com/00059805/shr9axdjfsbevfux/wish/2060931136 Yellow Journalism is a type of journalism based on exaggerations and emphasized sensationalism over facts. From the beginning Yellow Journalism was not intended to be used to spread facts and information. Yellow Journalism is strongly associated with the reason the United States and Spain going into war in Cuba and the Philippines. Joseph Pulitzer and William Randolph Hearst published fake articles about the a plot and increased the tensions between the countries. Yellow Journalism has also been associated with the phrase, "fake news," because of its exaggerations and huge headlines. Yellow Journalism is made up of a lot of aspects such as, interviews, misleading headlines, dramatic sympathy and information from from people that have pronounced themselves experts.   ]]> 2022-02-22 16:32:38 UTC https://padlet.com/00059805/shr9axdjfsbevfux/wish/2060931136 00059805 https://padlet.com/00059805/shr9axdjfsbevfux/wish/2064673692 Modern journalism comes in many different forms such as newspapers, articles (paper or electronic), books and even short reports. Modern journalism main goal is to spread the news of what is happening in our state, or even country. Modern Journalism unlike yellow journalism comes with the true and credible information. Modern Journalism is said to have been started or rooted in New York City which is understandable because an example of modern journalism are magazines such as the famous New York Time which was founded in 1851. Modern journalism is no longer just categorized by newspapers but it is categorized by magazines, articles, newspapers etc. ]]> 2022-02-24 14:38:00 UTC https://padlet.com/00059805/shr9axdjfsbevfux/wish/2064673692