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    How Journalists Determine Which Events and Information Are Important Enough
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How Journalists Determine Which Events and Information Are Important Enough

Question 10

Question 10

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How journalists determine which events and information are important enough to cover as news and how to cover them is the definition of what term?


A) news gathering
B) investigative reporting
C) news judgment
D) journalism
E) credibility

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