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| What was the Kerner Commission Report? |
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| They blamed the race riots in LA on the press because they did not cover the riots. 1968-Remember HOLE world |
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| How did TV reporting change in the 1960s and 70s? |
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| Reporters started to get into the crowds with the people. |
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| Who Created the United Farm Workers? |
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| Reporters who are of a certain race and are assigned to report stores on that race |
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| How should you diversify newsrooms? |
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-Don't perpetuate stereotypes
-Cover all parts of the community
-Don't ignore differences in community
-Listen to your readers
-Be accurate |
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| What was the Parity Project? |
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| Created by the American Society of News Editors that tried to get newsrooms diverse. Abandoned because was unsuccessful. |
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| What encouraged investigative reporting? |
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| Watergate, political unrest, Vietnam |
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| What stopped the growth of investigative reporting between 1910-1950? |
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| She was an investigative reporter who uncovered bad things with Standard Oil. |
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| She went undercover to find out how asylums were treating people. |
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| He wrote "The Jungle" about the Chicago meat packing industries. |
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| Where were most 20th century muckrakers' works published? |
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| How did Woodward and Bernstein get info about Watergate? |
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-Started from the bottom and worked their way up
-Whistleblowers
-2 sources for any anonymous info they had
-Public Records |
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| What newspaper investigated Watergate? |
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| Who was the main outside media source who took up the Watergate story? |
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| What did Nixon nickname the group he assigned to stop leaks? |
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| Laws that make many court proceedings open to the public. Result of Watergate. |
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| What was one thing that journalists wanted to start doing after Watergate? |
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| Use confidential sources. |
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| What were two effects of the Pentagon Papers? |
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| Redefined prior restraint and made relationship between government and press less adversary |
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| What is the difference between a modern day muckraker and an old one? |
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| Today they are much more objective. |
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| Which AZ Republic Investigative reporter was killed in a car bombing? |
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| Why are whistle-blowers important? |
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| They are the foundation for investigative researching. |
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| Name some good investigative story news mediums. |
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| Huffington Post, IRE, Republica |
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| Name the Ethics for Investigative Interviewing. |
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Always state your cause and purpose
Always be cynical
Tell the truth |
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| What was Checker's Speech? |
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| It was a speech when Nixon brought out a dog claiming that he took no money from outside candidates. |
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| Who was Hunter S. Thompson? |
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| He wrote new journalism stories for the rolling stones. |
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| When was new journalism popular? |
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| What is a popular new journalism media outlet? |
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| When was the internet created? |
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| Who used the internet at first? |
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| What made the internet easier to use? |
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| When was broadband created? |
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| in the 80s but was used in the 90s. |
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| How has the internet changed media? |
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| No more deadlines. INfo must be fast and avaliable. No gate keeping. Traditional advertising models do not work any more. Cheap to start a business. Greater competition. |
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| What are similarities between Old and New Media? |
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| How can websites make money? |
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| Free content with advertisers on the side. Pay wall. Non-profit |
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| WW2 reporter told on ppl's stories. |
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| Murrow's boys. Remember MMB for Murrows boys. |
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| White House correspondent |
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| Celebrated war correspondent since Murrow. |
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| Ran newspapers but did not own any property during the war |
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| First woman to win Pulitzer Prize for international coverage. |
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| Photojournaist-Life Magazine. LIfe is boerke now-a-days. |
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