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The newspapers were spread out to American citizens to keep them against the British and to spread news on updates with the war.
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Newspaper machines became less expensive and more widespread for publishing companies. Newspapers became more common.
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Theodore Roosevelt was the first president to have his reign captured on film. He speed info about his campaign with the newspaper too.
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Radio news became accessible to anyone with a radio. Was considered the best way to receive news.
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TV news was available and out to the public but not everyone could afford a television.
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John f Kennedy used a Hollywood style filmmaking when doing programs for his election. This worked wonders with the young voters.
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Talk radio stations were popularized and highly liked for the relatability and less “proper” ways.
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The New York Times was purchased by Adolph Orchis who intended on covering many points of topic in his newspaper.
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The first two satellites were confirmed to start broadcasting
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Print media went from making 44 million to making 16 million form ads.