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Libel and Copyright.
Libel and Copyright.
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"All names, quotes and information should be checked carefully." This is an example of what?
Transparency
Accuracy
Editorial Choice
Fairness
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The "HAZELWOOD V. KUHLMEIER CASE" allows school administrators to censor if...
the content of the school newspaper offends students.
Never, a principal is never allowed to censor a newspaper.
the content of the school newspaper exposes dishonesty.
if there are legitimate educational concerns.
3
Student journalists who use copyrighted material without permission are...
guilty of copyright infringement.
super cool.
guilty of fraud.
protected from lawsuits.
4
A parody is...
a type of analysis that needs to be carefully criticized.
when you are innocent of copyright infringement.
a work closely imitated for comic effect or in ridicule.
a play for dramatic effect.
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What is libel?
A statement that is allowed because someone is a celebrity.
A law protecting politicians.
The use of lies for financial gains.
A false printed statement that defames a person’s good name.
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What are the three "hallmarks" of good journalism?
Fairness, Justice, and Elaboration
Business, Advertising, and Development
Fairness, Accuracy, and Good Taste
Facts, Opinions, and Reliability
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True or False? A statement must be found to be true to be considered libelous.
False
True
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True or False: You cannot be sued for libel if you had good intentions when publishing something.
True
False
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True or False? A work without the
©
symbol is NOT copyright protected.
True
False
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True or False: In order for a statement to be libel, it must be published.
True
False
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Congress shall make no law...
"on the forced dismissal of religion"
"respecting an establishment of religion"
"allowing religion to be exempt from regulation"
"on the selling of religion"
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Copyrighted works prior to 1923 are...
Dusty
Public Domain.
Still Copyrighted
Old
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We can use Buzz Light Year in the newspaper?
NO! That is copyright infringement!
Yes! Public domain!
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Congress shall make no law...
"concerning the allowances of libel"
"when it established how one shall wear their pants"
"abridging the freedom of speech".
"hindering the right of free speech in private assembly"
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Fair use means you may use copyrighted material in...
situations that are not libel.
cases where one has permission to use the material.
... an advertisement.
...news reporting, education or editorial criticism/comment or parody.
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True or False? In order for something to be libel, a person must be identifiable.
False
True
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Copyright law protects owner's right to control the use of their...
Intellectual Property
Common Property
Purchased Materials
Creative Purchases
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If you are accused of libel, what is a defense against that accusation?
Witnesses
A good lawyer
Expert opinion
The truth
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True or False? Ideas and facts can be copyrighted.
False
True
