Then in the eighteen thirties came the "penny press."
在十八世纪三十年代便士报出现了。
There are also other contributions by the penny press;
当然便士报纸的贡献不仅限于此。
The penny press cost so little because businesses paid to advertise in the newspapers.
便士报之所以便宜是因为商业机构为做广告付钱给报纸。
The concise style of journalism language originated in the penny press era is still in use today.
直到今天，便士报业时代那种简洁的新闻语言风格，仍然被媒体业所延用。
The penny press, pioneered by Benjamin Day's the Sun, stroke a virtually instant success in the business sense.
第一份便士报纸是本杰明•戴创办的《太阳报》，从商业角度上讲，可以说它几乎是一夜走红。
The root of this fell on the wide spread audience of penny press, or as the Sun stated in its logo, "it shines for all."
而其根源在于便士报纸的广大读者，正如《太阳报》的标志里所宣称的：“普照大众”。
In the history of American journalism the Penny Press era was preceded by the Jacksonian era, one that is known for its highly partisan and political newspapers.
在美国新闻业的历史上，便士报纸时代出现在杰克逊时代之后。
In the 1830s competition intensified with the establishment of the "penny press" papers, which were cheaper than the business ones and catered to a much wider audience.
19世纪30年代，“便士报(penny press)”创立，竞争加剧，其较商业报纸便宜，迎合了更广泛的观众。
The penny press, followed by radio and television, turned news from a two-way conversation into a one-way broadcast, with a relatively small number of firms controlling the media.
便士报紧随收音机、电视其后将新闻由双向交流的形式变为单向播送，并且传媒业在相对较少的几家公司的控制之下。
The penny press, followed by radio and television, turned news from a two-way conversation into a one-way broadcast, with a relatively small number of firms controlling the media.
便士报紧随收音机、电视其后将新闻由双向交流的形式变为单向播送，并且传媒业在相对较少的几家公司的控制之下。
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