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Newspaper Reader Ship

INTRODUCTION
"The world is in turmoil," at least that is what the media projected. But it was true; there was a major problem with the world on that autumn morning in September 11th. "The mighty have fallen," was heard elsewhere as this great nation of America felt it's first real attack since December 7, 1945 when the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor. As all of the nations of the world sat slacked jawed and paralyzed, the American media worked at a feverish pace to inform all what had just happened.
The media did a wonderful job portraying the events that took place during and after September 11th. Especially the newspapers, with the up to the minute news processing and gathering for up to the minute news. They even at times collaborated with other news sources so that they were able to be a main source for news.
Newspapers is the only news mass media that has been there for every major disaster that America has gone through. The Revolutionary war used newspapers for......


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