Answer: The difference between Yellow journalism and Traditional journalism is; one is not based on facts and has untruths. The other based on facts and research. Yellow journalism is when stories are not researched and contain no facts. Traditional journalism is always based on facts, sources, and research.
One major newspaper that was based on Yellow journalism was called "New York World." The newspaper featured sensational headlines that were not based on truth.
One major figure that represents Traditional journalism was Joseph Pulitzer.
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i really couldn't find any of the other answers for this section so here they are (this is all just what i submitted) :)
Text Questions 1-
1.) The difference between Yellow journalism and Traditional journalism is; one is not based on facts and has untruths. The other based on facts and research. Yellow journalism is when stories are not researched and contain no facts. Traditional journalism is always based on facts, sources, and research. One major newspaper that was based on Yellow journalism was called "New York World." The newspaper featured sensational headlines that were not based on truth. One major figure that represents Traditional journalism was Joseph Pulitzer.
2.) Radios changed how quickly and effectively news traveled. Programs like CBS built up public trust in individual reporters and brought upon new changes with the 24- hour news cycle.
3.) Magazines contributed to the development of journalism in the 20th century by helping spread news more quickly and efficiently over a broader audience. Magazines helped journalism be entertaining while maintaining the gray journalism tactics of just telling the truth.
4.) Two of the biggest investigative bombshells of the ‘70’s include the Pentagon Papers (the New York Times published confidential documents proving that the government misled the public about US involvement in the Vietnam War) and the report of the Monica Lewinsky scandal (President Bill Clinton had an affair with a White House secretary. This report was originally published by The Drudge Report without confirming anything about the story.)
5.) The biggest change made by CNN for journalism was the creation of the 24- hour news cycle. This allowed for more accurate accounts of major events, such as the takeoff of the Challenger.
Critical Thinking Questions-
1.) The 21st century reflected yellow journalism in the sense of people putting their opinions into their reporting and running stories without confirming the source or confirming that the information was accurate. (i.e. the Monica Lewinsky scandal.)
2.) The internet and the 24- hour news cycle have made information more accessible. Now, you can look up anything at any time. This leads to a much more informed public.
3.) The coronation of Queen Elizabeth II reflected the importance of television to the field of journalism by informing people across the globe about the new development, instead of the just the people in England. This led to a much more informed and involved public.
4.) Personally, I believe that in all cases the traditional method of “gray journalism” is the most reliable. When it comes to news and reporting, it is generally best to present the facts and let the public develop their own opinions.
5.) I do not believe that “just anyone” can be a journalist. Being a reliable news reporter requires that ability to keep your emotions out of things and just report the facts. Not everyone is capable of that. Blogs should probably not be considered “news” since you can’t really verify the source or the validity of the information you are reading. Blogs don’t have the same ethical guidelines as a traditional news outlet would have, so they are less (in theory) inclined to present the facts truthfully.
Lab Questions 1-
1.) It seems as though experiencing the topic she was reporting on firsthand had the most significant impact on her. It seems as though experiencing it rather than reading it was much more powerful to her, so powerful that she wanted to find a way to get other people to know what she felt through VR.
2.) People seemed to be quite moved or shocked from the VR experience of the man having a seizure. I think they reacted that way because it felt so real to them and they wanted to help but couldn’t.
3.) That she does not use this powerful form of journalism to promote untruthful or unethical information. Being able to have a significant impact on people’s emotions can be very powerful and not be used
