JOURNALISM, LIBRARY JOURNALISM, INTERNET-JOURNALISM AND COMMUNICATIONS

Abstract

Today, journalism in the broadest sense of the word means the full range of activities in newspapers and magazines. This term comes from the French word «magazine», which, coming into vogue in the 17th century, replaced the wonderful German word «Tagzitbuch», and in the 18th century it became a common name for this type of print media. Journalism, which originally meant exclusively professional writing in the press, now covers similar work on radio and television.