Journalism History, Ethics, Laws, Plagiarism, 1st Amendment

First and Last Name

What is the purpose of the First Amendment?

What are the 4 principles of ethics?

What does libel mean?

• It's a false statement when someone sings it.
• It's written and its a false statement
• It's a false statement watched
• It is verbal and it's a false statement

What is the biggest factor of research?

• Radio
• TV
• Internet

When was the first televised presidential debate?

• 1950
• 1930
• 1980
• 1960

What is yellow journalism?

• It is when someone writes the truth
• It is a type of writing that involves sensationalism and exaggeration
• It only involves TV and radio

What is investigative journalism?

• involves the process of exposing hidden truths or secrets in an effort to rectify the lies of corporations, the government, or people.
• writing a story
• interviewing people

Print or Pull: A student complains that he does not like the way he looks in a published image and wants you to take the image off the digital paper.

• Print
• Pull

Print or Pull: A local doctor who specializes in nutrition says that the food served in your school cafeteria is unfit for human consumption and that the cooks are unqualified to know the difference between healthy and unhealthy food.

• Print
• Pull