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Chapter 8 Quiz (Christén and Amaia)
Chapter 8 Quiz (Christén and Amaia)
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Why is fictionalization a risk for creators?
It can lead to defamation and appropriation lawsuits.
It is worse than other illegal acts.
It is considered unethical according to the SJP.
It doesn't pose a risk to creators.
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What is one question a court may ask to determine publicity on private information
Who did you tell the private fact to?
Was the information received legally?
How fast was the private fact received?
Was the private fact that was disclosed of legitimate concern newsworthy?
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What are plaintiffs in false-light lawsuits required to prove?
the facts about a case
a fault requirement
the truth
their innocence
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To determine legitimate public concern or newsworthiness, a court may consider:
The extent to which the private facts rose to aposition of public notoriety
The social value of the private facts that were published
How deeply the disclosed private facts cut into ostensibly private affairs
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What is fictionalization?
Knowingly publishing content that could humiliate someone.
Telling the truth and making sure all the facts are correct.
The purposeful distortion of the truth, usually for dramatic purposes.
Changing the truth to make it sound better.
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Cases concerning a news story, book, or TV documentary that recounts the past are usually successful.
True
False
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Information
IS
considered private if the activity happens in public
True
False
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When is it legal to publish a rape victim's name
If their name is part of public documents or proceedings
None are correct, it is never legal to publish a victim's name
If the press obtains the name in a legal matter
Both are correct
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Regarding communication, what is the main difference between publicity and publication
Publicity= one third party; Publication= large audience
Publicity= large audience ; Publication= one third-party
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What is a "Where Are They Now?" type of story?
A story about what a celebrity is doing in the present day.
None of the above.
A story uniting both current information and history about a public figure.
A popular television show format.
