reporter
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a journalist who gathers facts and prepares information to send out by
mass media to the people who will read or listen to it; also called a
correspondent
inverted pyramid
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journalism style that puts the most important facts in the first paragraph
,What does it mean to use an anonymous source?
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People leak or give information to a reporter on the condition that the
reporter will not mention their names or identities in the story.
example of mixed integration company:
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Walt Disney
Public Disclosure of Private Facts
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Common Ways to Invade Privacy:
a. Publishing personal details that causes emotional distress (i.e. info about
someone's medical history or sex life) If material is...
i. Private
ii. Intimate
iii. Offensive
origins of the market model
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, strong libertarian ideals, historical mistrust of centralized government,
concentrations of economic power
change in consumption patterns:
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particularly in young people- young people are consuming less
there is concern that streamlining of business operations could lead to:
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cost cutting of most valuable assets (namely, more experienced journalists)
mass media
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refers to all the channels of communication that reach a large audience
Petition-
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, Trying to get the govt. to change something. ex:
o Write a letter
o Peacefully march
o Conversation over the phone.
o Idea that you can make some laws.
government provides financial support to news media in 3 general ways:
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1. public service media (licensing fees)
2. indirect press subsidies (tax breaks)
3. direct press subsidies (direct investment)
Simple sentence
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An independent clause.
Ellie sat on the chair.
Who is the SPLC (Student Press Law Center)?
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Group opposed to censorship of school students; defends in court
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a journalist who gathers facts and prepares information to send out by
mass media to the people who will read or listen to it; also called a
correspondent
inverted pyramid
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journalism style that puts the most important facts in the first paragraph
,What does it mean to use an anonymous source?
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People leak or give information to a reporter on the condition that the
reporter will not mention their names or identities in the story.
example of mixed integration company:
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Walt Disney
Public Disclosure of Private Facts
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Common Ways to Invade Privacy:
a. Publishing personal details that causes emotional distress (i.e. info about
someone's medical history or sex life) If material is...
i. Private
ii. Intimate
iii. Offensive
origins of the market model
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, strong libertarian ideals, historical mistrust of centralized government,
concentrations of economic power
change in consumption patterns:
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particularly in young people- young people are consuming less
there is concern that streamlining of business operations could lead to:
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cost cutting of most valuable assets (namely, more experienced journalists)
mass media
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refers to all the channels of communication that reach a large audience
Petition-
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, Trying to get the govt. to change something. ex:
o Write a letter
o Peacefully march
o Conversation over the phone.
o Idea that you can make some laws.
government provides financial support to news media in 3 general ways:
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1. public service media (licensing fees)
2. indirect press subsidies (tax breaks)
3. direct press subsidies (direct investment)
Simple sentence
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An independent clause.
Ellie sat on the chair.
Who is the SPLC (Student Press Law Center)?
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Group opposed to censorship of school students; defends in court
