The History of American Media

  • Publick Occurrences

    Publick Occurrences
    The first American newspaper. Was suppressed by the British colonial authorities because they didn’t like the orientation.
  • The Boston News-Letter

    The Boston News-Letter
    It had a tag “by athority”, because it had of authority approval.
  • The Zenger Trial

    The Zenger Trial
    John Peter Zenger, journalist of The New York Weekly Journal. The trial established truth as a defense against libel charge.
  • American Revolutionary War

    American Revolutionary War
    37 newspapers were being published with the start of the Revolution.
  • The Students Gazette

    The Students Gazette
    First student newspaper.
  • Pennsylvania Post

    Pennsylvania Post
    The first Daily.
  • The First Amedment

    The First Amedment
    Guarantees a free press.
  • The New York Sun

    The New York Sun
    Was sold for only a penny. It gave a major role to advertising.
  • The New York Morning Herald

    The New York Morning Herald
    Cost two cents. Other cities copied this style.
  • The New York Tribune

    The New York Tribune
    One of the most influential papers. It had 200.000 suscribers.
  • Harbor News Association

    Harbor News Association
    The first news-gathering service. Was the forerunner of the Associated Press.
  • The New York Times

    The New York Times
    It’s considered the best newspaper in the country because the fairness, veracity and accuracy of the style.
  • Inverted-pyramid format

    Inverted-pyramid format
    The news coverage started to change due to the implementation of the telegraph during Civil War. It created the inverted-pyramid format.
  • The Yellow Journalism

    The Yellow Journalism
    The Sunday World published a cartoon with the name of the Yellow Kid. Yellow journalism derives from this name. It’s unethical. Uses altered photographs and screaming headlines.