FA.07_Media & Culture
For Final
Terms
undefined, object
copy deck
- slander
- spoken words
- consequence
- will AFFECT the readers
- conflict
- OPPOSING views
- Gutenburg revolution
- printing press (from a wine press)
- News sheets
- first written news accounts
- coca-cola
- cocaine
- novelty
- WAY OUT THERE
- "Yellow" Journalism?
- "the yellow kid" comic - pulitzer vs hearst
- post & kelloggs
- cure stomach ailments
- 1st mass media
- books
- quaker oats
- william penn (fiber of american values)
- Penny press
- cheap paper to boost literacy rates (in 1820's)
- happy talk
- banter between local news reporters (illusion of intimacy)
- small town pastoralism
- favors small over large
- prominence
- influenial or powerful PEOPLE
- Yellow Journalism is
- overly dramatic stories and investigative journalism
- widest censored book
- huckleberry finn
- Nellie Bly
- investigative reporting - muckraking
- acta diurna
- earliest news sheet by Caesar- "daily events"
- absolutist
- truth at all times in all cases
- responsible capitalism
- businesses compete to increase prosperity for all
- political papers in 1765
- partisan papers - editorial pages
- usefulness
- TIPS on buying...
- commercial papers in 1765
- economic issues - business pages
- pseudo-event
- gaining coverage in the media- (if no news, no event)
- "poison ivy" lee
- realized there are lots of interpretations of facts
- proximity
- what is NEAR our own town
- individualism
- favors individual rights over group needs
- subliminal advertising
- 50's - hidden messages
- offset lithography
- early 1900's- reduced color cost
- deviance
- away from the SOCIAL NORM (bad)
- Muckraking
- Teddy Roosevelt
- New York Weekly Journal
- Zenger arrested for libel
- "diamond sutra"
- oldest printed book (from 868 AD China)
- illuminated manuscripts
- middle ages, leather, inscribed with gems or gold
- Edward Bernays
- engineer of consent, all minds can be changed
- 1st precedent for libel and press freedom
- 1735
- timeliness
- what JUST happened
- human interest
- AMAZING incidents of ORDINARY people
- press agents
- 1st PRs hired by businesses or politicians
- postal act of 1879
- low mail cost to boost literacy rates
- libel
- written words
- publicity
- messages spreading info in various media
- most beautiful manuscript
- irish Book of Kells
- advertising
- controlled publicity, costs money
- public relations
- hard to control - no money
- 1st and longest magazine appealing to women
- "Lady's Friend"
- Veronica Guerin
- Irish journalist, 1st person direct stories, shot in car
- sound bite
- 1980's, broadcast news report of interview on street
- 2 types of papers in 1765
- political and commercial
- ethnocentrism
- most prominent- comparing other countries to the USA
- Linotype
- 1880's- machines used a keyboard
- CODEX
- 1st protomodern book by romans
- situational
- depends on a case-by-case basis
- PT Barnum
- most notorious agent of the 1880's
- Exxon Valdez
- 1989 - alaskan oil spill, PR not fast enough