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Newspaper Readership is Strong Newspaper access is multi platform more than a quarter of adults 27 read on ALL FOUR platforms More adults are embracing technology to read newspaper content . Mass Media, Political Parties and Interest Groups. pp. 210-222 – Mass Media. High Tech Politics. A politics in which the behavior of citizens and policymakers, as well as the political agenda itself are increasingly shaped by technology.. History of the Holocaust. Propaganda. Propaganda is the use of the Media to promote . one. point of view.. Propaganda is . brainwashing . the . public. , convincing them of an . ideological. . viewpoint.. - . to understand the differences between a tabloid and broadsheet newspaper.. - to understand the history of newspaper reporting in Britain.. - . to complete a scientific investigation into the language and presentation of tabloids and broadsheets.. Jounalism. in History. US media has much more freedom than in other countries. Our media is privately owned. Only need licenses from the gov’t to operate. GB – politicians can sue media that pokes fun at them.. Sarah Lynn Fisher . Project Coordinator, NDNP. Ana Krahmer . Coordinator, TDNP. University of North Texas Libraries. Digital Newspaper Unit. National Digital Newspaper Program Awardee Conference 2014. Critical Reading > Sentence Completions. Choose the word or set of words that, when inserted in the sentence, best fits the meaning of the sentence as a whole. . Although the scientist claimed to have made a major breakthrough in his research, the evidence he offered as proof of his assertion was _______at best.. Mass. . media. We. . know. . print. and . electronic. . media. Mass. . Media. . comprise. /. include. :. Television. /. films. Radio. . Newspapers. /. magazines. / . journals. The Internet. characteristics. “I don’t have time to see any crazy. s. alesman; I have a battle to fight.”. Why Newspapers?. Readership Strong across Devices. Newspapers Drive Purchase Decisions. Multimedia Strength . Print. LM1 (Boyd. ). 10 . November 2016. Newspapers. Newspapers . differ . according to . geographical reach. and . readership. ;. . In . UK there are generally ‘quality’/‘elite’ (traditionally known as . News reporting goes back thousands of years, perhaps to the first humans or even the first animals that could communicate to one another about such things as approaching predators..  . The potential for "mass media," however, was not realized until the middle of the 15 century, when German inventor Johannes Gutenberg's development of movable type gave people a relatively fast, inexpensive means of producing hundreds or thousands of fliers, books, and eventually newspapers.. of Community Journalism. JOU 499-401, Online Community News Site. Spring 2014. Based on . Saving Community Journalism. , by Penelope Muse Abernathy. Instructor. :.   Al . Cross, Director . of the Institute for Rural Journalism . Shannon . Avison. . Michael . Meadows. Canadian Journal of Communication, . 2000, Vol. . 25, No. . 3. http://. www.cjc-online.ca. /. index.php. /journal/article/view/1163/1082. Aboriginal communication systems existed on the North American and Australian continents for tens of thousands of years before white invasion. . - to understand the history of newspaper reporting in Britain.. - . to complete a scientific investigation into the language and presentation of tabloids and broadsheets.. - to collect and use data which you will analyse and evaluate effectively.. Dr. Anna Panagiotarea - Dr. Dimitra Dimitrakopoulou. Department of Journalism and Mass Communication. Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece. “The Future of Newspapers”. Cardiff, 12 & 13 September 2007.