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History of Print Journalism

Published on Dec 27, 2015

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History of Print Journalism

And How It Works in the Modern Context
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First Amendment

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History of first Amendment

  • Bill of rights (December 15, 1791)
  • Freedom of press, petition, speech, religion, and assembly
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Printing Press

  • Invented by Johannes Gutenberg
  • Print Revolution
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Print in America

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English Rule

  • Oppression of press from Britain
  • 1769- First American Printing Press
  • American Revolution
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writing styles

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News

  • Succinct, covers recent events
  • Valuable information
  • Dry, factual
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Feature

  • More expressive
  • Longer than news
  • Usually cover stories
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Editorial

  • Opinion based
  • Persuasive writing
  • Should include factual evidence for claims
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Columns

  • Opinionated
  • Usually lighthearted in tone
  • Deal with personal experiences
  • Can be related to current events
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Reviews

  • Critical analysis of art
  • Includes movies, music, books, and more
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hazelwood v. Kuhlmeir

Supreme Court Decision
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The Case

  • 1983 article on teen pregnancy at Hazelwood East High School
  • Used fake names to conceal identities 
  • Principal objected
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The Verdict

  • Court upheld principal's decision
  • School-sponsored activities not protected by first amendment
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