Journalism is considered daily intellectual food in enlightening people's minds by informing them of the course of events and knowledge. Behind the development of the press was the printing revolution, which spread the achievements of human thought to all people. The emergence of intellectual, political, economic and social currents also led to a variation in the forms of international governance systems, such that the press in general became distinct from one another. The many technical discoveries and victories also had their influence on the material of the newspaper, its form, production, specialization and spread. The emergence of the television image transmission device, the telephone, telegrams, and the Internet helped develop the technology of journalism.
This book deals with institutional journalistic experiences from various countries of the world of interest to the researcher, student, and intellectual.