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Journalism Chapter 1 (History, Laws, and Ethics)
Journalism Chapter 1 (History, Laws, and Ethics)
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A celebrity such as Miley Cyrus or Charlie Puth would be considered a Public Official.
True
False
2
A journalist is expected to...
Put in their own opinion
Make up quotes and details
Copy someone else's work and pass it off as their own
Be accurate, credible, and have integrity
3
The merging of the media with other platforms is called...
Ethics
Mass Media
Convergence
Networks
4
Which is NOT an ethical guideline discussed in the presentation?
Interviews
User-Generated Content
Truth and Accuracy
Blogs
5
The Penny Press printed newspapers and sold them out on the street corners for a nickel.
False
True
6
What type of law allows information about the business of the government to be carried out in the open?
Sunshine Laws
Shield Laws
Freedom of Information Laws
Copyright Laws
7
A Senator is considered as a Public Official.
False
True
8
Court cases set precedents in determining who is a public official official and who is not?
True
False
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The writing down in a concise style/manner, putting down the most important facts first is referred to as...
Convergence
Muckraking
Inverted Pyramid
Yellow Journalism
10
The First Amendment protects journalist and media from ____________.
Libel
Precedents
Invasion of Privacy
Censorship
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The quality of possessing an inner sense of knowing right from wrong and adhering to high moral principles.
Integrity
Impartiality
Influence
Conflict of Interest
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What was not a form of mass media discussed in the presentation?
Magazine
Radio
Radio
Internet
