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American Journalism –  Penny Press to Digital Does history repeat itself?
The Penny Press 1830-1947
DISRUPTIVE INNOVATION
Objective Journalism
Commercializing the News
The Internet and more disruptive innovations
The rise of the Citizen Journalist
Death of the Newspaper --- Rise of the Blogger
The end of an era
Who can we trust?
Image Credits: Tacoma Public Library barfblog.foodsafety.ksu.edu newdesigner.com  Howstuffworks.com West Seattle Blog The optc project The New York Times Presented by: Harry Hayward UW Com 546 February 26, 2009

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  1. I’d like to tell you a story tonight about two periods in American history. They’re about 160 years apart, but in a lot of ways – very similar. Our story begins in the 1840s – the UW wasn’t started until 1861 -- In New York and the other population centers on the East coast, immigrants were arriving by boat, the cities were bustling, there was a war going on – the Civil War – the telegraph was just getting widespread use, and there was a need for news. Now think about today – the UW is still here, we’re sitting in a class that studies digital media, there’s a war going on and there is certainly a need for news – maybe now more than ever