Two students were killed at a charter school in Des Moines, Iowa, with a third victim and adult school employee hospitalized in serious condition. Police claim they have three potential suspects in custody. NBC’s Maggie Vespa has the latest.
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In the beginning, news was transmitted by the town crier. This man would bellow the news as he walked through the village. The town crier was limited by the distance he could travel, and by the news sources he could contact.
By the end of the 20th century, television had become an important means of transmitting news. Television, along with radio, was able to report the news as it happened.
In the 21st century, the internet has begun to play a similar role. It has spawned news networks and websites, and is used as a propagation channel during government crackdowns.
Major streaming networks have been around for ten years, and have built up a regular nightly news schedule. They also offer documentaries, reruns, and news analysis.
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Streaming news is now ubiquitous. Many people spend more time watching streaming programs than they do watching broadcast TV.
With the rise of the Internet, the boundary between the professional and amateur has become blurred. This has led to a new set of journalistic principles and practices.
