Newspaper industry

Welcome to Questions LLC's "Newspaper Industry" category! Here, you will find a curated collection of questions and discussions surrounding the dynamic and ever-evolving world of newspapers. Whether you are a passionate journalist, an avid reader, or simply curious about the industry's inner workings, this category is designed to provide insights, share knowledge, and engage in stimulating conversations about the broad spectrum of topics related to newspapers. From journalistic ethics to digital transformation, from print circulation to the rise of online news, we invite you to explore the depths of the newspaper industry with a diverse community of contributors. So, let us delve into the fascinating realm of newspapers and uncover the stories behind the headlines together!

Questions (8)

Which man competed against Willian Randolph Hearst in the 1890s to see who could sell the mostnewspapers?? (1 point) William
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William Randolph Hearst’s newspaper was called:(1 point) The New York World The New York Journal The New York Herald The New
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Question 2. About how many editors work at a newspaper?(Points : 1) A. one B. dozens C. hundreds D. five
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2. asked by Isabella Perez Pereira
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Imagine that you are starting a newspaper. What would you hire a graphic designer to do?(1 point) Responses Monitor the printing
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2. asked by I hate math
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Which man competed against Willian Randolph Hearst in the 1890s to see who could sell the most newspapers?? (1 point)Responses
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2. asked by .
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When did Joseph Pulitzer make his mark on the newspaper world? (1 point) ResponsesIn 1883, when he bought the New York World In
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2. asked by .
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"Community Newspaper Under Siege"by Tim Grobaty It’s bad enough that newspapers are endangered by the economics of everyday
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2. asked by Land
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In the left box is written “The populations of cities greatly increased in the late 1800s.” An arrow points from the left
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2. asked anonymously
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