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43. The Daily Graphic - The First Illustrated Tabloid

Lecture



In 1919, a tabloid appeared in the US periodical press - a new type of cheap press, characterized by a reduced volume, half format and photo coverage in the entire front page (suitable for reading in a bar, tram, bus). The New York Daily News was the first tabloid The dominant position in the press system was naturally occupied by the mass press, although quality newspapers — the New York Times, The New York Herald Tribune, The Christian Science Monitor (The Christian Science Mentor), and others. expanded your audience.


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Lectures and tutorial on "Journalism History"

Terms: Journalism History

1. Rhetoric as the predecessor of journalism
2. phenomena of journalism in antiquity
3. Antique publicists (Isocrates, Demosthenes, Cicero)
4. Elements of journalism in early Christian rhetoric
5. Predecessors of the newspaper (antiquity, Middle Ages, Renaissance
6. origin and development of journalism in Germany
7. origin and development of journalism in England
8. Origin and development of journalism in France
9. the birth and development of journalism in America
10. Theophrastus Renodo and his newspaper
11. the birth and development of journalism in Italy, Hungary, Southeast Europe, Turkey, Scandinavia
12.publicism of the English revolution of 17 in
13. John Milton and his “Areopagitics”
14. general characteristic of the print VFBR
15. Publicists of VFBR
16. Napoleon’s print policy
17. The history of the French press in the period of the July monarchy (1830-1848)
18. Girardin Reform
19. French press between the two republics (1848-1870)
20. 21. Factors contributing to the emergence of a mass newspaper in France. Millau and his newspaper "Petit Journal"
22. The history of the emergence and formation of the newspaper "Times"
23. British press at 19 in
24. Formation of the Empire of the Kharmsvoriers brothers
25. French journalism of the Enlightenment (Diderot, Rousseau, Voltaire)
26. Publications of the Reformation (Münzer, Luther)
27. Defoe - journalist and writer. Swift - publicist
28. German journalism 19 in
29. "New Rhine newspaper" as a party body
30. Marx is a publicist
31. Engels - publicist
32. American press during the War of Independence (1775-1783)
33. US journalism end of the late 18th century. Fighting federalists and republicans
34. high-quality US newspaper in the first half of 19 in
35. US Journalism and the Industrial Revolution
36. the emergence of a mass newspaper in the USA
37. American Journalism Movement to the West
38. South American press in the first half of the 19th century. logs of this time
39. US journalism during the civil war (1861-1865)
40. the emergence in the United States of the first publishing monopolies. Pulitzer Concern 41. "The Gilded Age" and US journalism (1865-1890) about magnates
42. Charles Dana and New York Sun
43. The Daily Graphic - The First Illustrated Tabloid
44. Hurst: the new peak of sensational journalism
45. American Journalists (Jefferson, Payne, Franklin)
46. ​​47. general characteristics of the “golden age” of the French press French press in the period after the fall of the Paris Commune
50. Bismarck’s print policy.