vol.069：Joseph Pulitzer：Behind the Prize
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vol.069：Joseph Pulitzer：Behind the Prize
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This biography outlines the life of Joseph Pulitzer, a Hungarian immigrant who became a titan of American journalism and a significant political figure. After serving in the Union Army during the Civil War, Pulitzer built a media empire, famously merging the St. Louis Post-Dispatch and revitalizing the New York World through a populist, sensationalist style. The text highlights his diverse legacy, including his successful crowdfunding campaign for the Statue of Liberty's pedestal and his rivalry with William Randolph Hearst, which popularized "yellow journalism." Beyond his publishing career, he served in both the Missouri and U.S. Legislatures while battling severe health issues later in life. Ultimately, his philanthropic vision led to the establishment of the Columbia School of Journalism and the prestigious Pulitzer Prizes, which continue to honor excellence in the arts and media today.