Jazz journalism; examining the dimensions of formation and explaining the components and effects

The Jazz journalism as the main media in the Jazz period of the 1920s was emerged in the United States of America, especially in the New York city. It has been influenced by the cultural context of that era and has left many and widespread affections on the next generations of the press and print media. This paper tries to explore new dimensions of this journalism by examining these dimensions and aspects of the attention to the views and approach of retrieving last media experiences. In this paper, which has been conducted based on the documentary and library research method, there are references to issues such as growth and enhancement of images and visual narratives, the help and promotion of tabloid journalism, the provision of “another” in the print media and creation of Jazz metaphor in the media.