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Укажите функцию выделенного слова в предложении: Aiming at a wider public than any previous newspaper, the Star incorporated short, lively news items of human interest in a bold, attractive display.

Укажите функцию выделенного слова в предложении: As in any modern war, journalist heroes were created, the standards of photography reached great heights, and the horror and tragedy of the war frequently inspired excellence in writing and editing.

Укажите функцию выделенного слова в предложении: Despite earlier fears of possible damage from competition by radio and, later, television, many newspapers have proved to be still attractive to consumers and hence profitable.

Укажите функцию выделенного слова в предложении: During the war, there was an expected clampdown on news coverage, although in the United States and Britain a greater flow of information was allowed than had been the case during World War I.

Укажите функцию выделенного слова в предложении: In 1888 the halfpenny evening Star was launched by the Irish nationalist politician T.P. O'Connor.

Укажите функцию выделенного слова в предложении: In many countries radio and television are limited in the amount of advertising they may carry, which leaves a gap to be filled by newspapers and magazines.

Укажите функцию выделенного слова в предложении: In a series of articles entitled “The MaidenTribute to Modern Babylon,” W.T. Stead exposed the prostitutionof young girls in London by himself procuring one.

Укажите функцию выделенного слова в предложении: In Britain, The Times supported government policy, and only the Daily Mirror was prepared to investigate in depth European political, diplomatic, and economic events.

Укажите функцию выделенного слова в предложении: In the developing countries of the Third World, newspapers havea vital role to play in disseminating a balanced picture of national affairs and in contributing to the growth of literacy.

Укажите функцию выделенного слова в предложении: In the United States, the Office of Censorship defined a “Code of Wartime Practices for the American Press,” while in Britain, newspapers voluntarily submitted any doubtful material for censorship, and an air of cooperative self-censorship thus prevailed.

Укажите функцию выделенного слова в предложении: In the years leading up to World War II, newspapers had reflected the socially gloomy atmosphere engendered by economic and political restrictions.

Укажите функцию выделенного слова в предложении: It also highlighted the power of the press to define what is unacceptable to society.

Укажите функцию выделенного слова в предложении: Newspapers have, for instance, retained their importance as vehicles for advertising.

Укажите функцию выделенного слова в предложении: The outstanding early 20th-century personality in Japanese magazine publication was Noma Seiji, who published nine magazines, nearly all with six-figure circulations.

Укажите функцию выделенного слова в предложении: The continental press reflected all too faithfully the unhappy state of affairs.

Укажите функцию выделенного слова в предложении: The freedom of the press is by no means universal even in the industrialized West.

Укажите функцию выделенного слова в предложении: The new paper also gave good racing tips, thus endearing it to a group of men who have always contributed substantially to the circulation of what are known as the “populars.”

Укажите функцию выделенного слова в предложении: The total amount of money that advertisers are willing to spend has continued to grow, which means that television has not greatly impinged on the value of the space offered by newspapers.

Укажите функцию выделенного слова в предложении: This early example of investigative journalism-in which the reporter creates hard news stories by investigating (sometimes clandestinely and by direct experience from inside) illegal or scandalous activities-led to the passing of the Criminal Law Amendment Act in 1885, which improved protection of minors.

Укажите функцию выделенного слова в предложении: Another contemporary evening paper, the Pall Mall Gazette , adopted American tactics for some of its crusades.

Укажите функцию выделенного слова в предложении: In Germany, Italy, Spain, and Portugal the press was subject to the rigid censorship associated with Fascism, while in the Soviet Union a different political system induced the same controls.

Укажите функцию выделенного слова в предложении: Later in the century the British press began to adapt to the demand for less exacting reading matter.

Укажите функцию выделенного слова в предложении: Repression of independent opinion is common in such countries, however.

Укажите функцию выделенного слова в предложении: The British Ministry of Information and the U.S. Office of War Information issued vast amounts of official news and propaganda.

Укажите функцию выделенного слова в предложении: World War II did not seriously affect periodicals; and, at the end of occupation in 1952, there were more than 2,000 of all kinds, including Shufu No Tomo (1917-56; “Woman's Friend”), Yoiko No Tomo (1924-57; “Child's Friend”), and Le-no-Hikari (founded 1925; “Light of Home”).

Укажите частеречную принадлежность выделенного слова: The first English daily was The Daily Courant (1702-35).

Укажите частеречную принадлежность выделенного слова: By 1861 sales of the Daily Telegraph had risen to a daily average of 130,000, double that of The Times.

Укажите частеречную принадлежность выделенного слова: Abolition of the tax on paper was said to have brought an additional £12,000 a year to the Telegraph.

Укажите частеречную принадлежность выделенного слова: An immigrant from Hungary, Pulitzer had proved his ability in St. Louis, Mo., where he had bought and merged two local papers, the Post and the Dispatch.

Укажите частеречную принадлежность выделенного слова: By the 1640s the news book had taken the form of a newspaper-the title page being dropped.

Укажите частеречную принадлежность выделенного слова: Freedom of the press was advanced in a landmark case in 1735 when John Peter Zenger, a New York City newspaper publisher, was acquitted of libel on the defense that his political criticism was based on fact. Press freedom in the United States was further secured by the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution (1791).

Укажите частеречную принадлежность выделенного слова: In 1704 the Boston News-letter began publication as a weekly issued by the postmaster.

Укажите частеречную принадлежность выделенного слова: In addition to the weekly newspaper serving the smaller community, every major city had its own daily newspaper, and the metropolis had become the site of circulation battles between several titles.

Укажите частеречную принадлежность выделенного слова: In England the printed news book or news pamphlet usually related a single topical event such as a battle, disaster, or public celebration.

Укажите частеречную принадлежность выделенного слова: In France the first daily, Journal de Paris, was started in 1771, and the Journal des Débats (1789), published until World War II, was founded as a daily to report on sessions of the National Assembly. Papers multiplied during the Revolution and decreased sharply after it.

Укажите частеречную принадлежность выделенного слова: In New York City Pulitzer bought the failing New York World and in three years raised its circulation from 15,000 to 250,000, at that time the highest figure achieved by any newspaper in the world.

Укажите частеречную принадлежность выделенного слова: In New York City the newspaper business was shaken up by the arrival of Joseph Pulitzer, who is often credited with changing the course of American journalism.

Укажите частеречную принадлежность выделенного слова: In the first two decades of the 17th century, more or less regular papers printed from movable type appeared in Germany, Italy, and the Netherlands.

Укажите частеречную принадлежность выделенного слова: Independent newspaper publishing in the English colonies is considered to have begun with James Franklin's New-England Courant (1721).

Укажите частеречную принадлежность выделенного слова: It was a worthy newspaper, more than half of it being taken up with reports of proceedings in Parliament, but its readers and those of The Times came almost exclusively from the growing mercantile middle class, for whom the two papers provided the writings of many of the best authors of the day at a comfortably affordable price.

Укажите частеречную принадлежность выделенного слова: Journalistic independence was usually upheld, but as the party political hostility between Gladstone and Disraeli grew sharper, each paper became more partisan, a development that in turn stimulated sales.

Укажите частеречную принадлежность выделенного слова: Most of the press of the new republic proved fiercely partisan in the political struggles between the Federalists and Jeffersonian Republicans.

Укажите частеречную принадлежность выделенного слова: Not until 1771 did Parliament formally concede journalists the right to report its proceedings.