- What is a newspaper? (Find a definition)
A regularly issued publication that includes current local or national news, and advertising.
- When and where did newspapers first come into existence?
1566, in cities like Venice
1605 in the Holy Roman Empire
3. What were some of the very oldest newspapers in the United States?
The New York Post
The Inquirer
- Find a newspaper being published today. You may find a paper copy of a paper (such as Sunday edition of the local paper) or a USA Today, or you may read a digital copy of a newspaper. Try finding one for a major American city. See what news is receiving attention. What are the “leading stories”?
Clinton-Sanders debate
Turkey Buries Its Dead Amid Turmoil Over Terrorist Attack
Water Fines in California
- Which does it mean to be the “newspaper of record”? What US newspaper was first designated as the nation’s newspaper of record in 1913? What other US paper can be considered a newspaper of record? The newspaper of record was the publicly available newspaper, approved to sell by the government. The first US newspaper of record was The New York Times. The Times could be a newspaper of record.
- Think about it: How is looking at a newspaper different from our use of social media to stay connected?
The newspaper is fact based, but social media is more of an opinion based society. The newspaper is based off of factual evidence, but social media has no credibility. We see the newspaper being published, and are assured of the truth. Social media leads to harmful untrue rumors more about the personal life. Newspapers create meaningful reports letting the world know what’s going on, and were and still are very important to the world.
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