| Term | Definition |
|---|
| Yellow Journalism | Term given to sensationalist newspaper writing |
| Hearst and Pulitzer | Who used Yellow Journalism to garner support for war with Spain? (2 people) |
| Early 1970's | When was the Watergate Era? |
| Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein | Who were the two jounalists who did the Watergate Story? |
| New York Times | What is the Largest Metropolitan Daily newspaper? |
| Gannett Publishing | Who owns one of the Largest newspaper chains including the USA Today? |
| McClatchy Publishing | Who owns one of the Largest newspaper chains including the Star Telegram? |
| General Assignment Reporter | Who is the bottom of the Journalistic Hierarchy? |
| The Publisher | Who is the Top of the Journalistic Hierarchy? |
| A Beat | What is the term in reference to subject area that a reporter covers? |
| Syndicated columnist | What is the term for a person who is not a reporter but writes opinion pieces for a newspaper? |
| Tabloid Wars | What movie clip did the Howard Beach "Race Attack" story come from? |
| GA, Copy Editors, Department Editor, Managing Editor, The Editor, The Publisher | What is the Journalistic Hierarchy? (Start with the reporter and go up) |
| Columnists, Reporters, Designers, Departmental Editors, The Editor, The Publisher | What is the Newspaper Hierarchy for a story? (Start at the writers and go up) |
| Elite, Popular, Specialized | How did magazines evolve regarding the markets in which they are available? |
| American Magazine | What was the first magazine? |
| Andrew Bradford | Who wrote "American magazine"? |
| 3 issues | How many issues of "American Magazine" were published? |
| General Magazine | What was the second magazine? |
| 1741 | When were both "American Magazine" and "General Magazine" published? |
| Benjamin Franklin | Who wrote "General Magazine"? |
| 6 issues | How many issues of "General Magazine" were published? |
| luxury items | What type of item is a magazine considered? |
| Late 19th Century | When was the golden age of Magazines? |
| Ladies Home Journal | What magazine came out of "The Tribune and Farmer"? |
| 1883 | When did Ladies Home Journal first appear on the shelves? |
| Louisa Curtis | Who was the inventor and author of the first "Ladies Home Journal"? |
| Cyprus Curtis | Who owned "The Tribune and Farmer"? |
| investigative journalists trying to invoke social change | What did the term MudRaker stand for? |
| Early 20th Century | When did Mudrakers appear on the journalistic scene? |
| Cosmopolitan | Name one Magazine that was a Mudraker magazine when it was first concieved. |
| 1906 | When did Cosmopolitan hit the shelves? |
| concept of adjcency | What is the concept of putting a relating ad near a journalistic entry in a magazine? |
| Specialized Magazines | What could be considered a print version of Narrowcasting? |
| Late 20th Century | When did Specialized Magazines start to show up? |
| People Magazine | What is the top Magazine in Revenue? |
| AARP the Magazine | What is the top Magazine in Circulation? |
| Home and Garden | What is the second top magazine in Revenue? |
| AARP Bulletin | What is the second top magazine in circulation? |
| Time, People, Sports Illustrated, Entertainment Weekly | What four magazines where said to be owned by Time/Warner? (in class lecture) |
| Government shut down all media forms | What happened in Honduras? |
| 1964 | When was the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit issue first released? |
| Pass Along readership | What is it called when you loan a friend to look or read a piece of journalism? |
| 5 million | In 2006 How many copies of the Sports Illustrated swimsuit edition were sold? |
| 35 million | In 2005 how much was spent on advertising in the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit edition? |
| Female Readers | What pushes the higher revenues and circulation of the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit edition? |
| 3.2 million | What is the average Circulaiton of a regular copy of Sports Illustrated? |
| Conde Nast | Who owns such upscale magazines as: Vanity Fair, GQ, Vogue, The New Yorker, etc...? |
| Hearst Magazines | Who owns the following magazines: RedBook, Cosmopolitan, Seventeen, Popular Mechanics? |
| Helen Gurley Brown | Who wrote "Sex and the Single Girl" and ultimately changed the magazine Cosmopolitan forever? |
| 1965 | When did the revamped Cosmopolitan hit the shelves? |
| Small staff, Several Editors, Freelance writers | Describe a magazines journalistic structure... |
| Shattered Glass | What was the movie that we watched regarding the magazine "The New Republic"? |
| 2003 | When did Shattered Glass hit the big screen? |
| It was the number one Political Magazine of the time | Why was "The New Republic" called the in-flight magazine of Air Force 1? |
| Writer Stephen Glass | Who is the movie "Shattered Glass" about? |
| His Credibility | What destroyed Stephen Glass' career with the magazine? |
| Hack Heaven | What was the name of the Article that destroyed Stephen Glass? |
| The NBA | What sport did we see has social guidelines regarding the media? |
| International Standard Serial Number or ISSN | What is the big difference between an online magazine and a blog? |
| an Editorial Board | What is a small thing that online magazines have that blogs don't? |
| Salon.com | What was the first major online magazine? |
| 1995 | When was Salon.com first released to the public? |
| David Talbot | Who was the editor and creator of Salon.com when it was first released? |
| no | Do online magazines make money? |
| 83.6 million | How much money has Salon.com lost since its conception? |
| ad-free reading | What is the difference between Free reading and a Premium Subscription on Salon.com? |
| Slate.com | What was the second big online magazine that was discussed in class? |
| June 1996 | When did Slate.com appear on the web? |
| Micheal Kinsley | Who started Slate.com for Microsoft? |
| The Washington Post | Who now owns Slate.com? |
| NPR and the Washington Post | What other media sources does Slate.coms content appear on? |
| Pitchfork | Of the online magazines listed which one has not gone print? (Pitchfork, Movie Insider, Synthesis, Luaire) |
| Hardware - Software issue | What was the big issue that occured at the very beginning of Radio? |
| Advertising Support | How is American radio paid for? |
| Government Support | How is most public radio paid for? |
| 2 to 1 | What is the ratio of Radios to Humans? |
| The telegraph | What did the Radio grow out of? |
| To create instantaneous communication across long distances | What was the telegraph created for? |
| Heinrich Hertz | Who did the beginning experiments with radio waves? |
| Guglielmo Marconi | Who made the first major breakthrough in Radio because he wanted to talk to his dad at sea? |
| British Marconi | What was the name of the first European Radio Company in 1897? |
| American Marconi | What was the name of the first American Radio Company in 1899? |
| Wireless | What is an interchangable term for Radio? |
| Reginald Aubrey Fessenden | Who made the first voice broadcast on christmas eve? |
| 1906 | What year was the first voice broadcast made? |
| A Barretter | What was needed to recieve early wireless signals? |
| Lee De Forest | Who created the audion or the Vacuum tube? |
| Chaos in the Ether | What was it called when the Radio waves were clogged with meaningless messages and programs? |
| required all ships to have radios | What did the Wireless Ship Act of 1910 do? |
| Radio Act of 1912 | What Radio Act required a ship radio to be manned and altered how radio was used? (due to the sinking of the Titanic) |
| They were shut down by Conde Nast | What recent occurence happened in the magazine world? (regards four magazines including gourmet magazine) |
| David Sarnoff | Who was the man who relayed the names of the dead after the sinking of the titanic? |
| 72 hours | How many hours did David Sarnoff spend at the telegraph after the sinking of the Titanic? |
| The "Music Box Memo" | What memo laid out an envisioned future of radio in 1915? |
| Radio Coporation of America | What Coporation did David Sarnoff become the head of later in life? |
| National Broadcasting Company | What Company is owned by Radio Corporation of America? |
| Call Letters | What was the big change that came from Radio Licensing? |
| Patents Pool | What killed American Marconi during World War 1? |
| 1919 | When did the Radio Corporation of America come to be? |
| Was absorbed by Radio Coporation of America | What happened to American Marconi after the Patent pool killed it? |
| United Fruit | What company in the conglomerate that started RCA really pushed its use? |
| General Electric, Westinghouse, At&t, United Fruit | What were the companies of the conglomerate that created the Radio Corporation of America? |
| KDKA in Pittsburg | What was the first Radio Station in America? |
| 1920 | When could the first Radio Station in America be heard? |
| Frank Conrad | Who was the first DJ on KDKA? |
| Assitant Chief Engineer at Westinghouse | What was Frank Conrad's job? |
| KDKA, Snake oil Salesmen, and Preachers | Who were the first people to utilize radio? (could normally be heard on the airwaves at the very beginning) |
| WEAF in New York | What was the first Commercial Radio Station? |
| 1922 | When did the first Commercial Radio station hit the airwaves? |
| At&t | Who owned WEAF in New York? |
| At&t, NBC, CBS, ABC | What was the order of rising Radio Networks in the 1920s? (start with the earliest) |
| William Paley | Who was to CBS what David Sarnoff was to NBC? |
| Radio Act of 1927 | What Radio Act declared that Radio should operate within the public interest and created the Federal Radio Commission? |
| Radio Act of 1934 | What Radio Act Created the Federal Communications Commission? |
| 1930-1950 | When was Radio's golden Age? |
| Ma Perkins, Fibber Mcgee and Molly, Amos and Andy | What were the three big radio programs of the golden age of radio? |
| Variety Shows | What type of radio shows were Bob Hope, Bing Crosby and Bergen/McCarthy apart of? |
| Orson Welles | What radio actor put on the "War of the Worlds" Broadcast? |
| October 30, 1938 | When was "War of the Worlds" Broadcasted on the airwaves as live theatre? |
| Mercury Theatre on the Air | What was the name of show that put on the "War of the Worlds" broadcast? |
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