Do hecklers have a right to veto others' speech?

No, person heckled has a right to speak & audience has a right to hear

The iron core style of news may have been the heart of newspapers, but reality was that...

Both advertising and lighter news outpaced serious news

Which answer contains correct demographic characteristics TV pays attention to?

Age, income, employment patterns

According to Justice Brandeis, what kind of speech can be restricted?

Speech that promotes clear, imminent, and serious evil

Which of the following best resembles payola?

A gift to a journalist to garner favorable coverage

Safetyism began as...

the idea that children should be protected from physical harm

Which best describes the relationship between film and TV?

Competition turned into cooperation

Which of the following is not one of the three major challenges of 21st century newspapers?

Increase in other competing newspapers

The peanut study demonstrates that...

Non-exposure to peanuts raises the risk of developing peanut allergies

FOMO has increased due to what?

Phones make it possible for us to easily know what we are missing out on

What is not a reason why advertisers love magazines?

More people tend to read magazines than newspapers

What is the most true about journalism?

We aren't objective by nature but should be

How are working and long term memory related?

Some working memories can go into long term memory

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1
Do hecklers have a right to veto others' speech?
Yes, they are exercising their own free speech rights.
No, person heckled has a right to speak & audience has a right to hear
Yes, the person being heckled can just speak louder.
No, it is illegal to interrupt speeches.
2
The iron core style of news may have been the heart of newspapers, but reality was that...
Serious news was too boring
It was too inappropriate
Both advertising and lighter news outpaced serious news
A & C
3
What is true about multitasking?
It makes you pay more attention
It increases focus
It makes you smarter
It is not humanly possible
4
Which is not an issue regarding the nature/quality of stored content?
Longevity
Portability
Reliability
Capacity
5
Which answer contains correct demographic characteristics TV pays attention to?
Age, income, employment patterns
Age, geographic location, height
Sex, passion projects, race
Sex, gender, hobbies
6
What are the reasons in which Jones does not believe citizen journalism is "real" journalism?
The risk of exploitation is factored in
A & B
There is bias involved
The content is insufficient
7
According to Justice Brandeis, what kind of speech can be restricted?
Speech that promotes clear, imminent, and serious evil
Speech that promotes specific, imminent actions
Speech that promotes fear
Speech that advocates serious evil
8
Which of the following best resembles payola?
A gift to a journalist to garner favorable coverage
A film critic writing a good review because the movie was good
Sending a song to a radio station for it to be played
Radios refusing to play music if the artist doesn't attend their concert
9
Following that question, who originated the idea of both speaker and listener having a right to communicate / receive?
Michael Suman
Justice Brandeis
Frederick Douglass
Liu Xiaobo
10
Safetyism began as...
the idea that students shouldn't be allowed to fail classes
the idea that adults should be protected from financial harm
the idea that children should be protected from emotional harm
the idea that children should be protected from physical harm
11
Which factor is not a way production companies choose what movies to take a chance on?
Using proven talent
Reliance on secondary markets
Vertical integration
Cultural conventions & traditional genres
12
Which best describes the relationship between film and TV?
New school vs old school
Old school vs new school
Competition turned into cooperation
Cooperation turned into competition
13
What are the two broad categories of newspaper?
Political or religious
Entertainment or traditional
Scheduled or random
General or specialized
14
Which of the following is not one of the three major challenges of 21st century newspapers?
Decline in leadership
Newspaper dominated by Internet
Increase in other competing newspapers
Decline in advertising revenue
15
Which of the following is not one of the ways media supports itself?
Subsidized media
Advertiser supported
Social media
Audience supported
16
The peanut study demonstrates that...
Emotionally protected children are more likely to develop peanut allergies
Exposure to peanuts raises the risk of developing peanut allergies
Generation Z's mental health is as weak as a peanut shell
Non-exposure to peanuts raises the risk of developing peanut allergies
17
Which institutions have broader censorship powers than normal (within their premises)?
A & B
Schools (including universities)
Courts
Schools (excluding universities)
18
When people refer to the "marketplace of ideas" as a foundation of free speech, they are invoking the thought of...
Thomas Jefferson
John Stuart Mill
John Milton
Adam Smith
19
FOMO has increased due to what?
FOMO hasn't increased in any way
Due to JOMO
We don't have phones
Phones make it possible for us to easily know what we are missing out on
20
Which of the following is not a reason for the decline in film post WWII?
The rise of television
The ruling of the Paramount case
Economic recession
The Red Scare
21
What is not a reason why advertisers love magazines?
Women with families tend to buy from magazines
Magazines have specialized audiences to target
Magazine readers tend to be more educated
More people tend to read magazines than newspapers
22
What was Liu Xiaobo involved in?
Tiananmen Square protests
Hong Kong protests
Advocacy of a free Tibet
Resisting China's draconian Covid lockdowns
23
Social media in large quantity is
Not addicting and bad for us
Not addicting and good for us
Addicting and bad for us
Addicting yet good for us
24
What is the most true about journalism?
We are objective by nature and should be
We aren't objective by nature and shouldn't be
We aren't objective by nature but should be
We are objective by nature but shouldn't be
25
What's the most persuasive medium?
Radio
Magazine
TV
Film
26
What was the name of the club where actors were paid a certain amount of money up front to do a film?
CB Zero club
Boys with toys club
Hollywood club
$20 million club
27
What was not a reason that the music industry flourished?
The role of music in the counterculture movement
The rise of classical music
The introduction of rock 'n' roll
The increasing popularity of FM radio
28
Which is not an individual function of mass media?
Facilitating social interaction
Ritualizing our lives
Professional tools
Narcotizing function
29
Which of the following is not a factor in influencing selection in news?
Organizational pressures
Stereotypes
Factors within the story
Technology
30
How are working and long term memory related?
They are not related
Some working memories can go into long term memory
Long term memory is a collection of all working memory
Long term memory affects our working memory

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