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Watchdog reporting - the media acting as a protector or guardian against inefficiency in matters of pubic interest. Muckrakers - Journalists, novelists, and critics who. attempted to expose the abuses of business and the corruption in government and politics are called. investigative reporting - A form of reporting where journalists deeply investigate a single topic of interest through multiple sources and fact checking.

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100%|GRADE A+|LATEST 2024/2025


Watchdog reporting - ✔✔the media acting as a protector or guardian against inefficiency in matters of
pubic interest.



Muckrakers - ✔✔Journalists, novelists, and critics who. attempted to expose the abuses of business and
the corruption in government and politics are called.



investigative reporting - ✔✔A form of reporting where journalists deeply investigate a single topic of
interest through multiple sources and fact checking.



Political Cartoons - ✔✔a drawing that describes an event or situation that usually expresses the
cartoonists' opinion.



Mirror Theory - ✔✔The media acting as a reflector for society (surface level reporting of the facts)



Candle Theory - ✔✔Lighting the way toward better understanding and knowledge on key subjects.



Civic Literacy - ✔✔The knowledge and skills needed for effective participation in the community,
government and politics



Journalism of Verification - ✔✔When journalists "vet" their information against multiple sources



Journalism of Assertion - ✔✔When journalists push their own opinions and beliefs into the story.



Journalism of Affirmation - ✔✔a new political media that builds loyalty less on accuracy, completeness,
or verification than on affirming the beliefs of its audiences, and so tends to cherry-pick information that
serves that purpose.

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