Journalism: The Need for a Free Press (20)

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Since establishing the importance of journalistic freedoms in the nineteenth century, The New York Times has continually demonstrated the importance of free communication between press and public, from the publication of the controversial Pentagon Papers in 1971, to its navigation of the contentious relationship between the press and the Trump administration. The articles collected in this volume take readers through decades of American journalism, with a particular focus on the changing notions of press freedoms, notable cases of censorship defiance, addressing bias and controversy in different media outlets, and highlighting the lives and legacies of journalists in the 21st century. Media literacy questions and terms are included to help readers further analyze news coverage and reporting styles.
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    • SKU
      RR12741
  • Series
    In the Headlines
  • Manufacturer
    Rosen and PowerKids
  • Publisher
    Rosen: New York Times Educational Publishing
  • Publisher or imprint
    Rosen: New York Times Educational Publishing
  • Author
    New York Times Editorial Staff, The
  • ISBN-13
    978-1-6428-2324-0
  • Format
    Reinforced Library Binding
  • Size
    6" x 9"
  • Reading Interest
    7,8,9,10,11,12
  • # of Pages
    224
  • Dewey Decimal
    808'.06607--dc23
  • Guided Reading Level
    Z
  • Date Published
    2020
Since establishing the importance of journalistic freedoms in the nineteenth century, The New York Times has continually demonstrated the importance of free communication between press and public, from the publication of the controversial Pentagon Papers in 1971, to its navigation of the contentious relationship between the press and the Trump administration. The articles collected in this volume take readers through decades of American journalism, with a particular focus on the changing notions of press freedoms, notable cases of censorship defiance, addressing bias and controversy in different media outlets, and highlighting the lives and legacies of journalists in the 21st century. Media literacy questions and terms are included to help readers further analyze news coverage and reporting styles.

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