Chapter 16
Mass-Media Effects
Chapter 17
Global Mass Media
Chapter 18
Mass Media and Governance
Chapter 19
Mass-Media Law
Chapter 20
Ethics
100
This person is responsible for the scaring several million radio listeners with the "War of the Worlds" drama
Who is Orson Welles
100
When authorities preview material before dissemination
What is prepublication censorship
100
The term chosen after Gutenberg and the mass production of written word to describe a power structure in addition to clerical, noble and common estates
What is the Fourth Estate
100
This protects the ownership rights of creative works including books, articles, and lyrics
What is Copyright
100
The year that the earliest code of ethics was adopted
What is 1923
200
The theory that media has immediate and direct influence
What is powerful effects theory
200
A chinese system to control internal internet communication within the country
What is the Golden Shield
200
British member of parliament who is sometimes credited with coining the term Fourth Estate
Who is Edmund Burke
200
This person created computer coding software allowing him to bypass DVD security to pirate movies
Who is Jon Lech Johansen
200
This greek devised the "Golden Mean" as a basis for moral decision making
Who is Aristotle
300
This is theory that media effects are mostly indirect
What is minimalist effects theory
300
This person under the pseudonym stainless steel mouse satirized the chinese government until arrested and silenced
Who is Liu Di
300
The government requirement for stations to offer competing political candidates at the same time period and the same rate for advertising
What is Equal Time Rule
300
People are capable of identifying good ideas among many as long as they have access to them all
What is Market place of Ideas
300
A mid 1800s British thinker who declared that morally right decisions are those that result in "happiness for the greatest number"
Who is John Stuart Mill
400
The media tells people what to think about, not what to think
What is agenda-setting
400
Uncensored field reporting from the Vietman War is
What is rice-roots reporting
400
Former Government requirement that stations air all sides of public issues
What is the fairness doctrine
400
This protects government interference in the free expression, religion, press and protest
What is the First Amendment
400
This is the principle that can be applied in any and all circumstances with moral certitude
What is categorical imperative
500
This theory states that people learn behavior by seeing it in real life & in depictions
What is observational learning
500
The years of the Revolutionary War are....
What is 1776-1781
500
The concept of the press as a skeptical and critical monitor of government
What is the watchdog rule
500
A four-part test to determine whether an advocacy speech is constitutionally protected
What is Incitement Standard
500
This definition means that people act morally when they follow good rules
What is deontological ethics
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