Journalism
Media Politics
Advertising
Media Law
Public Relations
100

The phrase "Man Bites Dog," often referenced in introductory journalism courses, implies that news becomes noteworthy when it is __________.

Extraordinary

100

The money candidates need to run for political office is so high due to the cost of __________.

Political Advertising 

100

Radio or television commercials, commonly referred to as "spots," usually last for __ seconds.

30

100

In what way does slander differ from libel?

Slander is a type of defamation that is spoken. 

100

Statements issued by public relations professionals directly to media outlets are referred to as __________.

Press/news releases

200

When was the Associated Press founded?

1846

200

A __________ is confidential information intentionally provided to journalists by a public figure, hoping it will be published.

News Leak
200

How do advertisers create a brand’s distinctiveness?

Catchy slogan and distinctive visual identity

200

The First Amendment in the United States guarantees that Congress shall make no laws restricting freedom of __________.

Speech, press, religion, petition & assembly

200

Who is recognized as one of the pioneers of modern public relations?

Edward Bernays

300

Examples of __________ include press conferences, marches, and rallies organized to draw media attention and shape news coverage.

Pseudo-events

300

Journalism aims to be a driving force of democracy, yet critics frequently identify __________ in political news coverage and the types of stories that journalists and news organizations choose to cover.

Media Bias

300

Which process of name recognition establishes a distinct identity for a company's product or trademark in the consumer's mind?

Branding

300

Copyright, patents, and trademarks are types of __________ law.

Intellectual property

300

The media exposure that Public Relations professionals can obtain or arrange in outlets is referred to as:

Earned Media

400

The Associated Press (AP) is renowned for its foundational journalistic principles and dedication to ________.

Truth and Accuracy

400

Research shows that for Gen Z members, __________ contribute to increased cynicism and reduced interest in the political process.

Negative political ads

400

In which type of marketing does a company pay for specific keywords to appear at the top of search results on Google, Amazon, or Bing?

Search-Engine Marketing 

400

In _____________, the U.S. Supreme Court determined that public figures and officials cannot sue for libel unless they can demonstrate actual malice.

NYT vs Sullivan

400

Ensuring that clients are viewed by the public in the most favorable way is the PR objective of __________.

Reputation Management

500

Examples of __________ include government and politics, education, health, housing, sports, and science.

Beats

500

Who took part in the arguably most significant televised debate between U.S. presidential candidates in the twentieth century?

JFK & Richard Nixon

500

In the fifteenth century, the printing press led to the emergence of advertising in mass communication through which of the following forms?

Posters, flyers, broadsheets

500

Which type of speech is not protected by the First Amendment and can be censored by the government?

Obscenity

500

What remains the key element of successful strategic communication despite the ever-evolving media landscape?

Understanding the audience