Introduction to Journalism: Glossary of Terms/Keywords Assessment (20%)

1. What is the definition of objective journalism? Objective journalism is where only facts are told, no opinions are involved, just the facts regarding whatever story/piece. It is unbiased. 2. How does might campaigning or investigative journalism differ? Dont really understand this question

3. Define what it means to put something journalism in its context?

To write something in a way that everybody can understand, for it to make more sense. 4. In the 19th Century, all these words spoke of a certain type of journalism- new, featherbrained, yellow or gutter. Please give a definition: Journalism that has hardly any legit well-researched news and sells papers by using eye-catching techniques eg. Pictures, big headlines. 5. Pall Mall Gazette editor WT Stead advocated or called for: a, Government by Journalism <<<<<<<<<< THIS ONE b, Never letting the facts get in the way of a good story c, Government regulation of the media 6. What is the title of the W.T.Stead campaign to highlight the trade in child prostitution? The Maiden Tribute of Modern Babylon 7. What does ILN stand for? Illustrated London News 8. What is the definition of bourgeois Someone who belongs to the middle class. 9. What is a dominant ideology A dominant ideology is the beliefs and values shared by a large group of people. 10. a, Complete the following phrase There are no masses only..

Introduction to Journalism: Glossary of Terms/Keywords Assessment (20%)

Ways of seeing people as masses?? b, which critic/theorist said this? Williams 11. List at least four of the five taxes on knowledge Window tax, paper tax, stamp duty, advertising duty 12. Give a definition of franchise or suffrage? Suffrage when you have gained the right to vote through protesting eg. Suffragettes. 13. Give the name of the Act which extended the franchise to working class males in England and Wales in 1867? a, Reformation Act<< complete guess b, Suffrage Act c, Reform Act 14. What does PSB stand for(tick one): a, Professional Services Bureau b, Public Service Broadcasting <<<<<< THIS ONE? c, Press Standards Bureau 15. Give a definition of PSB Programmes for the public that are of service. Eg. News programme. 16. Who was the first Manager General of the BBC? //// 17. Give three words that sum up the BBCs central values? Educate, inform, entertain

18. What is a masthead? Some kind of list 19. What does N.U.J. stand for? National Union of Journalists

Introduction to Journalism: Glossary of Terms/Keywords Assessment (20%)

20. What is the 1974 expose of Presidential corruption exposed by journalists Woodward and Bernstein in the Washington Post commonly known as? a, Nixongate b, Whitewater c, Watergate <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< this one