Review from Test Two - The Triangle Shirtwaste Fire occurred in New York - Upton Sinclair wrote about immigrants in Chicago - William M. Tweed was the political “boss” of New York - David Graham Phillips’ expose of the US Senate appeared in Cosmopolitan End of Muckraking Era  2 Century - magazines continue to be important, but muckraking magazines fall aside because people grew tired of investigative journalism and were more focused on the growing war, WWI Major Magazines - Reader’s Digest (American Media pg 191­192) o 1922, Wallace o Reflecting the times with shorter summaries and versions of other longer stories o Reflective conservative agenda from Wallace and his wife o Ultimately distributed worldwide - Time (American Media pg 192­197) o Founded by Henry Luce o Sports Illustrated and Life (American Media pg 197) and more grow from this magazine o Luce had international perspective since he lived in China for 12­14 years of his life o Was very pro­American, conservative o Fairly short stories full of facts and key items/words, fair but not objective o Pro­American slant in magazines o Tried to appeal to upscale readers o Hugely successful o Newsweek branches off  More liberal o Grew media empire o Luce had other magazines like Fortune Magazine  Discussed business