Media terminology
The ability to apply critical thinking skills to the messages, signs, and symbols transmitted through mass media.
media literacy
This principle requires journalists to avoid conflicts of interest.
impartiality
The current President of the United States (as of 2024)
Joe Biden
The process of checking facts and sources before publishing a news story.
fact-checking
The ethical obligation to protect the identity of confidential sources.
confidentiality
The global pandemic that began in 2019 and significantly impacted world events.
COVID-19
This term refers to the main point or summary of a news article, often found at the beginning.
lead
Publishing false information that damages someone's reputation is known as this.
defamation
A type of journalism focused on exposing corruption and wrongdoing.
investigative journalism
The term for altering photographs in a way that misleads viewers.
photo manipulation
This term refers to a news article expressing the opinions of its editors or publishers.
editorial
This term describes the obligation of Chilean journalists to respect the privacy and dignity of individuals, particularly when reporting on sensitive topics?
respect for human dignity and privacy
This climate agreement, signed by multiple countries, aims to limit global warming.
Paris Agreement