The Role of Associated Press in History of Journalism
The Role of Associated Press in History of Journalism
Instructions are located in the Sources/Files attached. Make sure to tell them something I don’t know. A research introduction is in some ways similar to an article lede. Make sure to create a focus and understanding of how the Associated Press has impacted Journalism and Publication using ONLY the Primary and Secondary sources attached. Explain its impact USE EVERY SINGLE SOURCE. ANSWER THE RESEARCH QUESTIONS TYPED IN THE FILE THROUGHOUT THE ESSAY USING ONLY THE PRIMARY AND SECONDARY SOURCES.
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