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The History of Media

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  • The first main newspaper in the U.S./ colonial america was created

    The first main newspaper in the U.S./ colonial america was created
    Boston received a widespread newspaper
  • 100 magazines

    100 magazines
    The U.S. had 100 mainstream magazines
  • Period: to

    Production costs decrease

    Production costs for newspapers decrease
  • Muckracking News

    Muckracking News
    The twentieth century lead to some news that revealed corruption in businesses and governments
  • A new form of Media is now popular

    A new form of Media is now popular
    Motion Pictures are becoming popular
  • Period: to

    Movies effecting magazines

    Magazines about movies and movie actors develop
  • Radio

    Radio
    The first main radio broadcast was in Pittsburgh
  • First formal radio network

    First formal radio network
    Created by NBC
  • F.D.R’s Fireside Chats

    F.D.R’s Fireside Chats
    F.D.R. Created a radio that lets normal Americans communicate with the President
  • homes have radios

     homes have radios
    Half of U.S. homes have radios
  • 8 main music magazines

    8 main music magazines
    The American Newspaper Directory listed 8 main music magazines
  • News On T.V.

    News On T.V.
    Edward R. Murrow switches to T.V. and creates a news show. This leads to other networks such as NBC and ABC to get involved
  • New way of making Newspapers and Magazines

    New way of making Newspapers and Magazines
    Computers are starting to be used to create media
  • Presidential Debate

    Presidential Debate
    The First Presidential Debate on Television was in 1960.
  • Period: to

    Presidents

    Presidents used T.V. to gain supporters
  • 415,000

    415,000
    415,000 computers purchased in the U.S.
  • 5th fastest growing Magazine topic

    5th fastest growing Magazine topic
    The topic is Computers
  • Period: to

    Internet Expansion

    The Internet is growing
  • Period: to

    Citizen Journalists

    Citizen Journalists are those who use personal devices and post events to the internet
  • The first social media candidate

    The first social media candidate
    President elect Barack Obama used websites such as YouTube and Facebook to advertise his campaign