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Joseph Pulitzer

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Newspaper Publisher

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Rolled Newspaper with a Laurel Sprig

Hungarian-born American publisher whose New York World built the modern mass-circulation newspaper: crusading investigations, illustrations, sports pages and stunt journalism. His will endowed the Columbia University school of journalism and the Pulitzer Prizes, awarded since 1917.

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Birth Year
1847 1
Death Year
1911 1
Nationality
Hungarian-born American 1
Defining Contribution
The mass-circulation New York World; the Pulitzer Prizes and the Columbia journalism school 1
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Comics, Media Forms

Richard Outcault's The Yellow Kid, the strip usually credited as the medium's popular origin, appeared in Joseph Pulitzer's New York World from 1895.

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1. Encyclopedia Britannica
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