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JOURN 3000 1st Edition Lecture 16Outline of Last LectureI. AdsOutline of Current LectureI. yellow journalism Current LectureYellow journalism  Name comes from yellow kid cartoon, which runs in New York World and New York Journal Yellow journals play a role in lead up to the Spanish-American War in 1898 Role in Spanish American War  Jingoism – hawkish patriotism The telegram Joseph Pulitzer Background Immigrant; worked in German language press after Civil War Became part owner of the St. Louis Post, 1872 Elected as a Republican to Missouri State Senate; worked as a legislative correspondent Thinker, interest in economic, political, and social trends Brings merger of Post and Dispatch in 1878  St. Louis Post-Dispatch These notes represent a detailed interpretation of the professor’s lecture. GradeBuddy is best used as a supplement to your own notes, not as a substitute. Pulitzer articulates a role of ‘serving no party but the people’ and being critical of the administration in power  Stated role was to be above partisanship and for justice and truth  Defined news as that which was “apt to be talked about” … printed fair share of exaggeration and half-truth Joseph Pulitzer’s New York World Pulitzer buys the World in 1883Troubled paper before Pulitzer’s purchase  Uses human interest and sensationalism to attract audience; also offers public affairs news and editorials  Circulation jumps and advertising income soars  Aggressive self-promotion of the paper; stunts Collected funds for Statue of Liberty base  Crusades on behalf of the immigrants, poor, labor Public crusades Tainted milk stories  Nellie Bly (Elizabeth Cochrane) Bly – the reporter Ten Days in the


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