Exam 4: Ink on Paper

The penny press was so named because it cost just one cent to produce.

Newspaper circulation peaked in 2007.

The Wall Street Journal expanded from its role as a small business journal because of

Magazines like Atlantic and Harper's whose content have intellectual appeal are called

Wikipedia is having a profound impact on the sales of __________ books.

The shift from ink-on-paper publishing to words-on-a-screen publishing is well under way.

The world book market is increasing being dominated by U.S. conglomerates.

Discuss the role newspapers play in the democratic process, particularly the impact of their endorsement of candidates in elections.

Long-form journalism is just one of the many innovations of magazines.

Kindle is an example of

Match each publication in the left column with its most appropriate descriptor in the right column.. -Playboy

The newspaper that was a graphics innovator, establishing newspapers as a strong visual medium with color and graphics, is __________.

The Daily, a newspaper available only in digital form as an app for iPads, is a risky experiment that could influence the future of newspaper operations.

After attempting to save itself with an online edition, U.S. News & World Report finally shut down both its printed and online editions in 2011.

__________ newspapers have all but disappearedat least in part because more people have 9-to-5 jobs than previous generations did.

Which of the following was NOT an innovation by the magazine industry?

There are about 18,000 magazines in the U.S. today.

The __________ , published by the New York Times and other news media, led to a U.S. Supreme Court ruling that discourages censorship.

Richard Beckman's B-to-I plan for revamping trade journals parallels the transformation of the Wall Street Journal from an insider newsletter to major newspaper in the 1940s.

Jimmy Wales created World Book Encyclopedia.