Exam 12: Legal and Ethical Issues for Media Performers

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Which of the following is NOT helpful to reporters to gain access to information?

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The acceptance of money for playing songs is known as:

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The obligation of the station under Sec. 315 is

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The Privacy Protection Act of 1980 prohibits

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If reporters work for a company that is the subject of a story, this may be considered

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One exception to copyright protection is material that is old. This material is considered

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All of the following are a defense for libel except:

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A special obligation for stations for political broadcasts in the Communications Act is known as:

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Online journalism is given exceptions to the traditional journalism of radio and television and most Codes of Ethics do not apply.

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Irreverent use of the name of God on radio or television is

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Indecent broadcasts receives limited protection under the First Amendment and is not entirely banned

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Contests are often used to gain an audience and are

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In order to serve the public interest, broadcast stations must be sure to air all sides of a controversial issue:

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For libel to occur, the statement must

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Codes of ethics developed by professional organizations such as the RTDNA are voluntary.

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