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| Elizabeth Cochrane/Nellie Bly |
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| Undercover writer for Pulitzer’s World, went to a mad house and around the world in 72 days |
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| Publisher of the NY World, Lord of Yellow Journalism, fought over the Yellow Kid |
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| Right wing commentator and political columnist who wrote 7 books |
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| Won the Pulitzer Price for exposing conditions in mental hospital, became trashy, had his nose broken on live TV |
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| Best opinion writer ever, always had a cigar, wrote “American Language,” known as “Sage of Baltimore” |
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| Gossip columnist from San Francisco, hired by Hearst in NYC |
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| 1st case of libel, proved that truth is the best defense against libel |
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| His paper published the moon hoax story, invented the penny press |
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| Publisher of the New York Morning Journal (Lord of Yellow Journalism) |
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| Publisher of the NY Times, strived to publish only the news that was fit to print and remain objective during Yellow Journalism time period |
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| Reporter of World War 2 who lived with soldiers and wrote about their day-to-day experiences, died in combat in Japan, was an innovator for field reporting |
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| Chicago columnist who wrote a column 6-7 days a week, “Slats Grodnick” was his alter ego he wrote about |
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| Most Trusted Man in America, covered JFK on CBS |
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| CBS evening news anchor who was on the Today Show, 1st female lone anchor |
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| Gonzo journalist with political satire |
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| Creator of Fox news, NY Post and Wall St Journal, owns everything |
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| Sports editor turned Gozno journalist |
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| Had a tell-tale cigarette, took on Senator Joe McCarthy during the Red Scare on TV |
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| 1st important Internet web blogger, published story on his site about Monica Lewinksy and President Bill Clinton |
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| Publisher of the Tribune, ran for President |
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| Hired on CNN the day of 9/11, really good journalist |
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| Conservative commentator on Fox news, very controversial |
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| Muckraker who wrote about corruption of Standard Oil Co. |
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| Publick Occurances, Both Domistick and Foreign |
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| When price of news was dropped to make them more available (era of news boys) |
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| When journalists fabricated stories to make them sound more interesting and sell more papers |
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| Era of tabloids and when immigration became popular, Golden Age of photography |
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| More opinionated and personal views, literary conventions |
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| More information than ever before, more interactive |
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| Created the inverted pyramid story design in case information got cut halfway through for downed lines |
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| An extreme form of New Journalism |
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