Multiple Choice
How does "the public" factor into the definition of journalism?
A) The public isn't a factor. Journalism is about facts alone.
B) Journalism is a profession, so the public is not a factor.
C) News is constructed by professionals, not by the public.
D) Journalism is for the public. Citizens are the reason for its being.
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
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