JOURNALISM:- art of writing for publication in newspapers and
other periodicals,embracing all thoughts and actions that have
significance and interest to the readers. Categories: - Newspapers
- General Magazines and Reviews - Proffesional journals or
newsletters - News magazine and magazine digests - Radio,
television, and internet History: [ORAL JOURNALISM] - messangers of
the Egyptian pharaoah giving oral reports - town cires singing
important announcements and reports in public places [PRINTED
JOURNALISM] - Printed paper started in Great Britain during the
17th century - 1st American Paper: Name: Publick Occurences Both
Foreign and Domestick Date: Sept. 25, 1660 Publisher: Benjamin
Harrison - 1st Daily paper: Name: Pennsylvania Evening Post Date:
May 1783 Length: 1 month - Most influencial Paper: Name: New York
Times Date: 1896 Publisher: Adolph S. Ochs Philippine Press:
[Pre-Spanish & Spanish Occupation] - 1st Philippine Newsletter:
Name: Sucesos Felices Date: 1637 Publisher: Tomas Pinpin Additional
Info: Came out before England and American colonies had freedom of
speech - 1st Philippine Regular Publication: Name: Del Superior
Govierno Date: August 8, 1811 Length: Gone after the first issue -
1st newsletter to talk about Philosophy & Religion Name: La
Esperanza Date: Dec 1, 1846 Publishers: Felipe Lacorte &
Evaristo Calderon
- 1st Revolutionary Paper: Name: La Opinion Publishers: Julian
de Poso & Jesus Polanco Objectives: Attack friars, expose
abuses, supported nationalistic sentiments Succeeded: Republica
Filipina [Pedro Paterno] & La Independencia [Antonio Luna] -
1st Real newspaper: Name: Kalayaan Publishers: Emilio Jacinto,
Andres Bonifacio, & revolutionary leaders Length: Once [KKK was
discovered already] - Best Known Revolutionary Paper: Name: La
Solidaridad Publishers: Graciano-Lopez Jaena, Mariano Ponce,
Marcelo H. del Pilar [American Occupation] - Philippine Free Press:
Description: magazine in English Date: 1907 - Graphic: Description:
magazine in English Date: 1920s - The Manila Times Founded: Oct 11,
1898 - 1930 Publisher: Thomas Gowan Resurrection: May 1945
[weekly]; September 1945 [daily] Reason for stopping: Martial Law
under Pres. Marcos
