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How do news help people
news can help us know more info about the world news can help us know more info about the world
How many people where there in the whole world
A hundred years ago, in the beginning of the 20th century the entire world population was less than 2 billion people.
Today the current world population has exceeded 6 billions by far (6,892,000,000).
Why do journalists believe the headline of a news story is so important
because it wasily captures a readers attention
What does considering The impact and timeliness of a story help determine
news value-apex
Which is a benefit to reading the news online
Readers have the ability to comment ~ APEX :^)
What is the meaning of slandering
of Slander
How did radio news change the way news organizations thought about stories
The story had to utilize audio to be valuable.
What is an example of sensationalism
tabloid
Sometimes journalists show bias
Without meaning to - APEX
Alisa miller says that the number of foreign news bureaus what
have decreased by half-apex
What has happened to newspapers and news stations since the advent of Internet news
They have created websites or gone out of business.
What does a alisa miller say about britney spears
Cheap
What is the downside to the increased speed of the 24 hour news cycle
Stories are more likely to be inaccurate and less thorough. -Apex
Why according to Alisa Miller do we not hear more about global news
News networks have reduced the number of overseas bureaus.
Today news organization primarily create revenue through what
Advertisements
Subliminal advertising relies on the viewer's
subconscious mind
Why Alisa Miller says news about celebrities like Britney spears is
Cheap (apex)
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