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during sixteenth and seventeenth century england, printing newspapers was banned by the government. people got most news from letters and copied news reports onto their diaries and journals. most citizens purchased seperates. Seperates were manuscript copies of speeches and reports of events.
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The first newspaper was printed by Benjamin Harris in 1960. the paper was titled public occurnces both foreign and domestic. only one edition was published before the story was suppressed by the government
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there were 31 newspapers published in the 1750's
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there were 92 newspapers published in the 1770's
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the first amendment of the US Constitution Allows for the freedom of the press.
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penny press were small, cheap newspapers thst were available to the poor and common people. they costed only one cent and the papers often reported murder scandals and gossip rather than serious discussions.
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James Gordon Bennett was the editor, founder and publisher of the new york herald.
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Horace Greeley was a newspaper editor, founder of the liberal republican party, a politician and a opponent of slavery. Greeley founded and edited the new york tribune. Greeley used his papers to promote the whig and republican parties.
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Joseph Pulitzer was a newspaper publisher for the St. Louis Dispatch and the New York World. Pulitzer created the techniques of new journalism, he also used yellow journalism.
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Yellow Journalism was a technique in which journalists would use eye catching headlines and little facts to report news.
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Muckraking refers to journalists who wrote for magazines and used investigative journalism reporting.
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William Randolph Hearst was a newspaper publisher for the San Francisco Examiner. Hearst built the worlds largest newspaper chain and created yellow journalism.
