Lady Gaga's Appeal

Although there are several ways that our news media broadcasts media through televison-news stations, radio, local newspaper press and mass media content through advertising Lady Gaga has an intriguing appeal. Lady Gaga uses the young woman's early sex appeal in her midtwenties with a slight retro-fanatic LA style. Her voice is unique to the song she sings and she has great emphasis. Listening to her on the radio is just exciting because she does such a great job and is a dare. Although she is all over the radio at times she has very intriguing music style and videos on www.youtube.com underneath Lady Gaga : Just Dance, Poker Face and more. Looking at the background excluding a few minor things she does really well performing.

The Importance of Press Writers & Press Writer's Staff

Without our press writers and their staff it seems that we would be doomed. No matter which plan of pursuance with "Press" such as magazines, newspapers, or even newstations. Much of our life revolves around learning from accurate press articles and news that we learn. WE especially have to thank the Press Writers and Staff. There are several forms of press to be precise.
Organizational papers include all those published by business entities. Religious and educational and social groups usually include these.

Alternative press suggests to many peole the underground papers of the 1960s. The classification yet is more expansive than that. The Underground press of the 1960s and 1970s developed through question mainstream and middle class values.

The Ethnic Press continues to include foreign language newspapers written in English aiming at a particular ethnic group. African Americans and Hispanics would be great examples. Often times, an ethnic press such as that from India would more than likely include targeting an Indian or French audience.

The Staff are usually quite productive and help produce newspapers that vary in terms of size and readership. Not only is their usual staff included but also Editorial Staff.

Editorial Staff includes op-ed guest editorials. The op-ed gets its name placement in the paper from which it generally is opposite the editorial and its staff.

-General assignment reporters can cover anything.

-Beat reporters are assigned to specific areas sucha s technology, business, or city hall.
"Mass Media in a Changing World: George Rodman"

The Golden Age of Photojournalism

Photojournalism has been around since the days of the civil war. Photojournalism from that day and age up until now can and has greatly changed. Stifly posed portraits of army personnel, pictures of battlefields and much more appear in our history books. The true golden age is said to have begun in 1930's. The newspaper magazines and magazines made a move with action photographers in fields over distress at worse times. Exposing photographic pictures then caused a golden age to grow later of materials on several topical issues during a day's events. Making it possible to move with action taking shots at events.

Yellow journalism-
a style of reporting charaxterized by unprecedented sensationalism; it reached its peak in the Heast-Pulitzer circulation wars of the 1890s. [Mass Media in a Changing World:George Rodman]

Investigative journalism-
Reporting that uncovers information that sources have tried to control.

Stunt journalism-
Reporting that includes a spectacular exploit to gain publicity for the story.

Quality journalist hold Responsibility & Integrity to their Journalism.

Jazz Journalism-The energy of the newspaper era of business that paralleled that of jazz.

The Canons of Journalism

1. Responsibility-Journalists must always consider the public's welfare.
2. Freedom of the press- First amendment rights are able to be guarded as vital and unquestionable.
3. Indepencence- Independence from sources, politics and advertisers is essential.
4. Sincerity, truthfulness, accuracy-These three qualities are to be the foundation of all journalism.
5. Impartiality- News reports should be free from opinion or bias.
6, Fair Play-Opposing views should be solicited on public issues and accusations; papers should publish prompt and complete correction mistates.
7. Decency-Papers should avoid "deliberate pandering to vicious instincts" such as details of crime and vice.