History of American Journalism

o “Apology for Printers”- Published by Ben Franklin in his Pennsylvania Gazette in 1731 as a response to angry letters from readers about content previously published. Stated that 1) men are bound to have vastly differing opinions, 2) the business of printing is meant to publish opinions so naturally some of these opinions will be opposed by some people, 3)

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 - kept it old fashion - found some sexual references oﬀensive  - 1905 started muckraking o   Progressivism  post-civil war boom in industrial: Robber Barons  rail,oil,steel, finances gave rise to concentration  businesses of exposure emerged in response to inform the public o   Industrialism (fears, critiques, reactions relevant to journalism) ·   F

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Journalism 205 Exam 1 Study Guide Punctuation I. Commas a. Most used so most misused b. AP does not use a comma at end of series i. He likes bacon, eggs and ham. c. Used with Equal adjectives i. A dark, scary dungeon d. Use a comma before a coordinating conj. i. S & V, C S & V ii. Fires persist on the mountain, but park rangers don’t plan on closing the grounds. e. Before a

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