- A
journalist is a
person who
gathers information in the form of text,
audio or pictures,
processes it into a
newsworthy form and
disseminates it to the...
-
Newsmongers is an 1821
genre painting by the
Scottish artist David Wilkie. It
portrays a
group gathered around a man and
woman holding up a newspaper...
- his marriage".
Meanwhile Larissa becomes terribly jealous. Alevtina, a
newsmonger and the
owner of
local unofficial club,
persuades Larissa to
poison her...
-
found in
ancient Sanskrit texts and
refers to "traveling bard, dancer,
newsmonger". Like
other classical dance forms in India,
Kuchipudi traces its roots...
- half-begotten, self-dubbed patriot", "an
incurable lunatic", and "a
deceitful newsmonger ...
Pedagogue and Quack." For decades, he was one of the most prolific...
- Constable,
Flatford Mill (Scene on a
Navigable River), 1816
David Wilkie,
Newsmongers, 1821
William Blake,
Satan Smiting Job with Sore Boils, c. 1826 John...
-
meaning of a person,
mostly a woman, one who
delights in idle talk, a
newsmonger, a tattler. In the
early 19th century, the term was
extended from the...
- Franz-Olivier
Giesbert is
caricatured as the white-haired
critic of Mundus. The
newsmonger character Confoundtheirpolitix was
inspired by and
resembles Julian ****ange...
-
enough to
search at
their own
expense for the philosopher's stone; the
newsmonger and the
periodical press are
beginning to play a
significant role in everyday...
- Anne Marie.
American Journalism 1690–1904 (2004) Rutland,
Robert A.
Newsmongers:
Journalism in the Life of the Nation, 1690–1972 (1973). Stewart, Donald...
