The very popular oversized pictorial weekly magazine with a pass-along readership of more than 17 million people in the 1930's was called Time magazine.

Citizen journalism refers to activist amateurs and concerned citizens who are not professional journalists but use the internet to send out information.

The ”Me Too” movement started at which magazine, with a series of articles by Ronan Farrow where women brought allegations of sexual assault against movie industry executive Harvey Weinstein?

Which one of these developments was NOT a consequence of the founding of the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP) in 1914?

When magazines were created, they developed quickly due to a substantial middle class, widespread literacy, and advanced printing technology. 

Print media needs to fit news stories in and around _________________ and can increase or decrease page counts.

Currently, in a trend that allows advertisers to tap into niche markets, magazine publication is veering towards 

As of the Fall of 2024, which one of these magazines had the highest circulation in the United States, standing then at more than 22 million readers?

In his 1906 book "The Jungle", Uptown Pierre exposed harsh conditions and the exploited lives of immigrants in Chicago meat-packing plants.

Rock 'n roll music was popular across racial lines in the 1950s, but history shows that the music industry at that time perpetuated racial inequalities, denying artists of color money and recognition.