Nellie Bly the Journalist

Introduction When reading Nellie Bly, people will think that this woman is a pioneer of the press, hero of women's rights, and American idol. These beliefs will become true unless the fact that Bly is very large. Like women, writers, heroes, she is much more similar than most people. Bly not only adopted the world of fraud and stereotypes, it conquered it and changed the way journalism works today. Elizabeth Cochran, another name. Nellie Bly is the first famous female journalist.

New York's world news reporter Nelly Bry was the first person to come up with this idea. She had to cast it to the editor and then fought for it - her boss wanted to send a man. After her departure, the monthly "Metropolis" editor decided that Cosmo * could get a lot of "page views" by sending competitors, preferably young women, to join the Bly contest It was. Therefore, Cosmo invited book reviewer Elizabeth Billand to start from the opposite direction to Bly. The commentary on the public domain mainly tells stories from Bisland's point of view and he eventually loses the game and will travel around the world until Bly's age of seventy-six in 76 days. But since Bisland never wrote about her like Bly, it's cool. I am a fan sailing all over the world, I did not know that Bly had a competitor. The author of the article "Public Domain Comments" also wrote a book about these two.

Elizabeth Cochran, born in Mills, Cochrane, Pennsylvania on May 5, 1864, began writing for Pittsburgh in 1885. Two years later, Bly moved to New York and started working in the New York world. Combined with one of her first global missions, she spent several days at Blackwell Island, posing as a mentally ill patient. In 1889, the newspaper sent her to travel around the world on a record of 72 days. Bly died on New York at the age of 57 on January 27, 1922.

Another yellow journalist, Nelly Bry reported a 10-day period at Mad House using mask surveillance techniques and was exposed to patient abuse at Belleview mental hospital in 1887 and she was the first in "World News" We published a series of articles. And it was published as a book. . Nellie will continue to write articles on corrupt politicians, working conditions that sweat, and other social injustices. When the style and practice of journalism changed, these leaders appeared. Corresponding to the yellow news of the exaggerated facts, objective news like the rule of the New York Times under Adolf Oaks since 1896 departed from sensationalism, and some fair intention and record I reported a newspaper. Growth of cable service also contributes to the spread of objective reporting style.