In the 21st century, Internet journalism is driven by strong personalities and entrepreneurs, as print was in the 19th century. NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Last Friday, I wrote that the Internet turns ...

A panel of journalism and media scholars discussed the press coverage of presidents and presidential candidates in the mid-19th century. The online event was part of the 28th annual 19th Century ...

“In a sense, people say that the current media situation is reminiscent of the highly partisan journalism of the 19th century,” says John Nerone, a University of Illinois journalism professor. “And ...

For those of you despairing about the nasty tenor of elections today, the ugly partisanship of politics, the polarity of the press: Be happy you weren’t around in the 19th century.

His slogan, "All the News That's Fit to Print," emphasized the Times' focus on serious journalism, ... Fake news started wars in the late 19th century. Today, it sways elections.

Handout: Female Reporters in the 19th Century (Google Doc) ... Research one of the women discussed in this lesson to learn more about her experiences and contributions to journalism.

None of this delinquent newsroom behavior was extraordinary by 19th-century standards. Rank-and-file reporters openly discussed it with colleagues, none of whom reported it to their superiors.

Yellow journalism in 19th Century Biddeford. ... The term "yellow journalism" was coined to describe a sensationalistic style of reporting that was typically unfettered by facts.

Scottish Men of Letters and the New Public Sphere1802-1834by Barton Swaim Bucknell, 219 pp., $51 p>The most distinctive thing about English literary journalism in the early 19th century is that it ...