newspapers

Why are newspapers in decline, and why does it matter? How do newspapers respond to this and try to save money? 

newspapers are declining because people now get free news online and advertisers spend money on digital platforms instead. This matters because newspapers provide reliable, in-depth reporting that helps keep the public informed. To save money, many newspapers have cut staff, reduced printing, or moved online with paywalls and subscriptions.

Why did objective journalism develop after yellow journalism?

Objective journalism developed because people became tired of the exaggerated and misleading stories common in yellow journalism. Readers wanted more truthful and reliable information, so journalists began focusing on accuracy and fairness to rebuild public trust.

What does it entail?

Objective journalism means reporting facts without adding personal opinions or emotions. Journalists aim to be neutral, verify information, and present all sides of a story so the audience can form their own opinions

Interpretive journalism? (grows in strength in the 50s with joseph McCarty Red Scare 

 goes beyond basic facts to provide context, analysis, and deeper meaning to a story. More analisis

Press responsibilities: supply facts for the record, give analysis, advocate plans