Exam 7: The News and Social Media
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In 1934, Congress created the __________, now a powerful agency that regulates all forms of electronic media, including radio, television and cable television, cell phones, and even wireless networks.
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According to Gallup Poll data, about half of Americans feel that the news media have a(n) _________ bias.
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For libel to be brought by a public figure, he or she must prove _________, that the publisher knew the material was false or acted in reckless disregard of whether it was true or false, has occurred.
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A __________ is a website that provides a forum for "bottom-up" commentary, description of events, video postings, and general conversation.
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When Benjamin Day began selling the New York Sun for a penny an issue, he began the era of the
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At the heart of democracy lies the ability for the press to inform the people free from government interference, a role known as
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__________ is the ability of the media to alter the public's view on an issue by presenting it in a particular way.
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In a series of essays published in New York newspapers, Alexander Hamilton, James Madison, and John Jay responded to the Antifederalists' fierce campaign against the Constitution in what are today known as __________, still regarded as a leading source for understanding the Constitution.
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Which of the following is true of the Millennial generation and news consumption?
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In the landmark Pentagon Papers case , the Supreme Court ruled that the government
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When a newspaper decides to put a news story about a senatorial race on the front page while putting an article about a local firefighter on page seven of the paper, it is engaging in the ________ function of the news.
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An individual who posts outrageous things on blogs merely to get attention is sometimes referred to as a
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Discuss how the news media have evolved and adapted to new technologies.
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A subset of the mass media that provide the news of the day gathered and reported by journalists is known as
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Explain the propaganda model, and how it explains media's role in society. Evaluate current examples of this model.
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_________ was a form of journalism that distorted the presentation of events and could mislead the public in the interest of boosting sales.
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What novel exposed the horrors of the meatpacking industry in 1906?
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