COMMUNICATION MEDIA AND POLITICS

we mean that the law protects the author's right to a piece of work.

• Copyright

• Fair Use

• Parodies

• Defamation

• Invasion of Privacy

it is also fundamental in protecting human dignity and is the foundation of every democratic society. Also, it supports and strengthens other rights, such as freedom of expression, information, and association

• Copyright

• Fair Use

• Parodies

• Defamation

• Invasion of Privacy

. It is a kind of artistic expression that deliberately mimics another work of art to make a statement.

• Copyright

• Fair Use

• Parodies

• Defamation

• Invasion of Privacy

Authors, documentarists, artists, or academicians who want to use protected content to conduct critical assessments are exempted from copyright laws.

• Copyright

• Fair Use

• Parodies

• Defamation

• Invasion of Privacy

. It is making a very bad or false statement about an individual or an organization that affects their image. Slander and libel are the two (2) types

• Copyright

• Fair Use

• Parodies

• Defamation

• Invasion of Privacy

Elections have a natural sense of drama because they place two opposing parties in a struggle that can only end one way.

People pay greater attention to the behavior of politicians, celebrities, and other elites than they do.

The term "news" speaks for itself. News must be current and fresh to avoid being deemed "old news" or "yesterday's news."

Certain topics are inherently interesting because of the characters, contexts, and personal experiences of the people engaged in the narrative.