1. Where do you get your news? List the primary sources that you turn to for...

 

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1. Where do you get your news? List the primary sources that you turn to for facts, culture, headlines etc. Why does this list represent solid, reputable news sources to you? 2. The video Fear and Favor in the Newsroom highlights how journalism functioned in the 90s and early 2000s. What do you notice as major differences between how the news was reported back then versus today? Do you think things have changed for the better? 3. How would you define clickbait? Describe a time when you clicked on something and the headline was fake or the link took you to a different site. What got your attention and made you want to click on it? Is this related to Yellow Journalism or do you think the two differ? 4. Do you think shows of political satire have a place in modern journalism? Can they be considered news? If you view any of these shows, make a list of them and explain why they appeal to you. 5. Think about the concept of citizen journalism. What are the pros and cons to average citizens reporting/recording/posting/tweeting about current events or tragedies? 1. Where do you get your news? List the primary sources that you turn to for facts, culture, headlines etc. Why does this list represent solid, reputable news sources to you? 2. The video Fear and Favor in the Newsroom highlights how journalism functioned in the 90s and early 2000s. What do you notice as major differences between how the news was reported back then versus today? Do you think things have changed for the better? 3. How would you define clickbait? Describe a time when you clicked on something and the headline was fake or the link took you to a different site. What got your attention and made you want to click on it? Is this related to Yellow Journalism or do you think the two differ? 4. Do you think shows of political satire have a place in modern journalism? Can they be considered news? If you view any of these shows, make a list of them and explain why they appeal to you. 5. Think about the concept of citizen journalism. What are the pros and cons to average citizens reporting/recording/posting/tweeting about current events or tragedies?

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1 The New York Times BBC News The Guardian NPR and Reuters These sources are known for their rigorou... View the full answer