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Definitions
Ethics
Elements
Functions
History
100
Spoken defamation of character
Slander
100
Claiming others' work as your own
Plagiarism
100
Whitney Houston dies.
Prominence
100
Is muckraking a function of journalism?
No
100
The first American newspaper
Publick Occurrences
200
A system of moral principles
Ethics
200
Ethic that allows criticism of books, movies, plays, etc.
Fair comment
200
A man shoots his daughter's laptop as punishment.
Human interest
200
Gossip columns
Social
200
John Peter Zenger was arrested for doing what?
Publishing seditious libel
300
Occurs when newspapers attempt to gain readers and increase sales
Circulation wars
300
If a statement is made in front of congress it is okay, but not anywhere else
Privileged statements
300
HHS passes new graduation requirements for attendance
Consequence
300
Citizen opinions
Marketplace
300
Newspapers that have a clear political bias
Partisan Press
400
News that focuses on social issues
Muckraking
400
Case where students wore armbands to protest the Vietnam war
Tinker
400
Raidaire try-outs spark controversy among families
Conflict
400
Obituaries
Record-keeping
400
T/F: The inverted pyramid was first used with the telegraph
True
500
The legal idea that school authorities act in place of the parent
In loco parentis
500
In the Hazelwood case, students published controversial articles about what?
Teen pregnancy OR divorce
500
Local Hudson teacher charged in gas station robbery
Proximity
500
Government scandal and corruption
Agenda setting
500
Who believed freedom of press was vital in a democracy?
Thomas Jefferson