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What question is added to journalism's Five Ws?
Answer: How
Why: Rhetoricians trace this information-gathering checklist all the way back to classical rhetoric formulated by Aristotle and Cicero.
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Which US newspaper has the highest print circulation?
Answer: The Wall Street Journal
Why: The Wall Street Journal maintains the highest paid print circulation in the United States ahead of USA Today.
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What setup has a few reporters share event coverage with peers?
Answer: Press pool
Why: Pools are standard when security or space limitations prevent entire press corps from entering a venue together.
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What device first let 19th-century reporters send news instantly?
Answer: Telegraph
Why: In 1846 five New York dailies agreed to share the cost of transmitting Mexican War news, and that pact grew into the Associated Press.
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What does journalism's Chatham House Rule forbid reporters from revealing about a speaker?
Answer: Identity and affiliation
Why: Formulated in London in 1927, this rule enables public figures to discuss sensitive policy freely.
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Which company did reporter Ida Tarbell expose in 1902?
Answer: Standard Oil
Why: Tarbell's relentless reporting led directly to the 1911 Supreme Court ruling that dissolved Rockefeller's monopoly.