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Newspapers in the Early 1900’s
In 1883, Joesph Pulitzer rose to purpose the struggling New York World newspaper. He wrote about the rights of immigrants, the poor and the working class. -
News from 1910’s
Carr Van Anda, a famous writer wrote about the titanic sinking, which got more and more people interested in the news and more people, started reading it. -
News in 1920’s
David Starnoff made news popular with his great writing ability and journalism skills. By 1924 he sold $84 million worth of units. -
Popular News in 1930
1930 Walter Lippman wrote a famous piece called “Today and Tomorrow” which would stay famous for another 30 years. -
1940’s News
Edward R. Murrow was on earth of the most famous journalist in his decade who wrote about World War II, He has a very profound impact on radio and television. -
News in the 1950’s
In the 1950’s, Walter Cronkite helped invent the role of an anchorman. His coverage over Kennedy’s assasination made him the most trusted journalist in America. -
News in 1960’s
Robert Woodward covered the Chicago 8 tradegy, and also the Kent State shooting. The 1960’s were crazy and this journalist knew how to cover it -
1980s News
Rupert Murdoch became one of the worlds media giants during the global media revolution in the 1980s. He made news interesting and more popular -
News 1990s-Today!!
Tom Brokow served as an anchor for NBC’s nightly news, he was an anchorman from 1983-2004. He made the news big and lots of people watched him and he became very well known.