News Media 1-22
22 entries in the News Media compendium.
News Media 1-22 — Era Chart
Advocacy journalismJournalism that adopts a non-objective viewpoint for a purpose.AftenpostenNorway's largest printed newspaper and newspaper of record.Agence France-PresseFrench global news agency tracing its roots to 1835 as Havas.Al-AhramEgypt's oldest surviving daily newspaper of record.All-news radioA radio format devoted entirely to news discussion and broadcast.Alternative mediaMedia sources differing from mainstream in content, production, or distribution.Arts journalismBranch of journalism reporting and discussing the arts.Associated PressA not-for-profit news cooperative founded in 1846.Bloomberg NewsFinancial news agency founded in 1990 by Michael Bloomberg and Matthew Winkler.Broadcast journalismElectronic news broadcasting from radio to television to the Internet.Broadcast syndicationLicensing content to stations without a network.Business journalismJournalism covering business, economic, and financial activities.Chicago TribuneFounded 1847; long styled 'World's Greatest Newspaper'.Citizen journalismOrdinary people collect, report, and analyze news outside mainstream media.Clarín (Argentine newspaper)Clarín is the largest newspaper in Argentina and the second most circulated in the SpanishCommunity paperFree local periodicals serving community and commerce.Corriere della SeraItaly's oldest and most read daily newspaper.Dagens NyheterSweden's newspaper of record since 1864.Daily MailA British conservative tabloid founded in 1896.Dainik BhaskarA Hindi daily that became India's largest newspaper by circulation.Dainik JagranIndian Hindi daily, top circulation, founded 1942 by Puran Chandra Gupta.Der SpiegelGerman news website, originally a content mirror of the magazine Der Spiegel.
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