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Development Journalism History Quiz

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Quiz on the history of development journalism.

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Development Journalism History Quiz
 

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Quiz on the history of development journalism.

by Jomari Francisco
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Participatory approaches and reporting from beneficiary communities were emphasized.

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It was primarily a Western concept with no influence in Asia or Africa.

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It focused on reporting about social and economic development projects.

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It rejects any collaboration with government on development projects.

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It always avoids critical coverage of project failures.

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Development journalism was a term widely used in 19th century press reform movements.

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UNESCO and other international bodies promoted development journalism from the 1950s to the 1970s.

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It aimed to support national development and public accountability.

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It originated as a journalistic style in the late 1990s with digital media.

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Development journalism emerged in the mid-20th century amid postcolonial development debates.

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