Newspapers During The Colonial Era

During the Colonial Era, news printings from the London press basically consist of similar topics that can be obtain in todays’ newspapers. Although, the papers contained less pages and the local political news was limited, articles by revolutionary propagandist influenced public opinion in American colonies. Nevertheless, these articles reflected the conditions, and position between the American Colonies and Britain. People were influenced to take sides for American Colonies Independence (PBS). Newspapers today consist of divisions. For example, there are National papers, Metropolitan papers, Community papers, and Alternative newspapers. In general each paper covers topics or issues for specific audience and locations. (Hanson, E., Ralph.