the journalist isnt and can't be objective. but methods are objective

How does media logic influence political candidates?

Candidates consider their physical image as an important part of a campaign

What does Plato's Cave mean?

It is a reference from a book by Plato

What is the watchdog role?

gather information about the actions of people in power

targets government or its officials regardless of truth

In what ways did the Constitution try to "fragment power?"

it divided the federal government into three separate branches, giving the states substantial authority while giving up specific powers

The 5 amendment rights:

religion, government, press, speech, government, assemble

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1
What did Marbury v Madison establish?
congress
the Constitution
common law
judicial review
2
What is objectivity?
reporting should have opinions in all aspects
journalists must be unbiased in all circumstances
journalists connect and pass around different perspectives
the journalist isnt and can't be objective. but methods are objective
3
What is the First Draft of History?
Declaration of Independence
Republic by Plato
Journalism
Marbury v Madison
4
How does media logic influence political candidates?
Candidates do not think about their image in the media
TV is not a large part in curating their image
Helps create different follower groups for the candidate
Candidates consider their physical image as an important part of a campaign
5
What does burning the flag go against?
Clear or present danger
Does not go against anyting
Symbolism
Freedom of speech
6
What does Plato's Cave mean?
It is a reference from a book by Plato
It is a metaphor for life
It is a reference to congress
It is a group meeting place
7
What is Chomsky's media ownership?
big corporations
endgame is profit
interest for whatever guarentees profit
all of the above
8
Shouting "fire" in a crowded theatre is an example of clear and present danger (if not actually on fire)
False
True
9
What did NYT v Sullivan help with?
government delegations
working with journalists
keeping secrets
civil rights
10
What is the watchdog role?
watch media for potential news to report
keep an eye on the president's media
watch for the FBI
gather information about the actions of people in power
11
What is a motive for people to use media?
social interaction/interpersonal and social needs
entertainment/social interaction
relaxation/arousal/ escape
all of the above
12
seditious libel is
targets government or its officials regardless of truth
giving states substantial authority while giving up only specific powers
refers to legal principles established through judicial decisions
publishing false statements that harm a person's reputation
13
In what ways did the Constitution try to "fragment power?"
separated congress into different sectors to make decisions easier
it divided the federal government into three separate branches
giving the states substantial authority while giving up specific powers
14
What was the National Socialist Party of America
a neo nazi group
a group of far left supporters
a highschool club
a government support group
15
The 5 amendment rights:
religion, government, press, speech, government, assemble
government, press, speech, firearms, assemble
assemble, government, religion, constitution, speech
religion, government, journalism, assemble, speech

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