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Across:

1.	This type of journalism uncovers information that sources often want hidden.
4.	This "color" of journalism is what we call sensationalistic news.
8.	What a journalist could be sued for if they print something untrue and reputation-damaging about a person.
10.	Material offered the reporter in confidence is called this.
13.	This journalistic pair wrote the stories that brought down Richard Nixon during Watergate.
14.	The person in charge of the content and direction of a newspaper.
15.	Berlin's best-known East-West wall crossing.
16.	Award given to journalists and newspapers.

Down:

2.	Washington D.C.'s museum about the news
3.	D.C. newspaper.
5.	This "360" broadcast journalist is an icon on today's CNN.
6.	Where President Lincoln was assassinated.
7.	Who assassinated President Lincoln?
9.	Iconic doll of the Boomers.
11.	Prohibits the government from impeding free exercise of religion, abridging freedom of speech, or infringing on the freedom of the press.
12.	Radio and TV journalism.

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Across:

1.	This type of journalism uncovers information that sources often want hidden.
4.	This "color" of journalism is what we call sensationalistic news.
8.	What a journalist could be sued for if they print something untrue and reputation-damaging about a person.
10.	Material offered the reporter in confidence is called this.
13.	This journalistic pair wrote the stories that brought down Richard Nixon during Watergate.
14.	The person in charge of the content and direction of a newspaper.
15.	Berlin's best-known East-West wall crossing.
16.	Award given to journalists and newspapers.

Down:

2.	Washington D.C.'s museum about the news
3.	D.C. newspaper.
5.	This "360" broadcast journalist is an icon on today's CNN.
6.	Where President Lincoln was assassinated.
7.	Who assassinated President Lincoln?
9.	Iconic doll of the Boomers.
11.	Prohibits the government from impeding free exercise of religion, abridging freedom of speech, or infringing on the freedom of the press.
12.	Radio and TV journalism.

© 2015 PuzzleFast.com, Noncommercial Use Only