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30 Cards in this Set
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A few firms dominate an industry
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Oligopoly
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Method of collecting revenue supported primarily by advertisers
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Indirect payment
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Term for how a ruling class maintains its power
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Hegemony
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Promotion and sale of different versions of media product across various subsidiaries of amedia conglomerate
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Synergy
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Refers to American styles dominating the globe
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Cultural Imperialism
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Living up to or imitating American practices and values
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Ethnocentrism
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Position that says the ends never justify the means, always tell the truth
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Absolute ethics
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Refers to ad-libbed or scripted news team banter
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Happy Talk
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A way to involve more readers more actively in the news process
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Public Journalism
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Timeliness, proximity, prominence, human interest are criteria for…..
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Newsworthiness
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Media research method which measures the behavior of individuals
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Social Psychology studies
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Theory where media shoot effects directly into unsuspecting victims
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Magic Bullet Theory or Hypodermic-needle model
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Tentative general statement that predicts what could happen
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Hypotheses
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Media don’t tell us what to think but what to think about
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Agenda Setting
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Theory where people keep their views to themselves for fear of social isolation
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Spiral of Silence
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Expression model where the public is guided by an educated ruling class
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Authoritarian model
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Government cannot block speech or publication before it occurs
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Prior Restraint
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Defamation of character in written or broadcast form
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Libel
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This order places restrictions on lawyers and witnesses
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Gag Order
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Stations must provide equal time for qualified political candidates
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Section 315
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Established Clear and Present Danger as a criterion for expression
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Schenck vs U.S.
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Set the three criteria to consider for material to be labeled as obscene
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Miller vs California
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Granted films free speech protection
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Miracle case
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Ruled that the right-to-reply law is unconstitutional for newspapers
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Miami Herald vs Tornillo
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Public interest outweighs the right to choose programming
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Red Lion vs FCC
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Required broadcast stations must air both sides of an issue
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Fairness Doctrine
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Unofficial name given to the press as a function of government
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Fourth Estate
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Authored the first published work, Aeropagetica, to defend freedom of the press
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Part of the scientific method where you must eliminate bias and judgments
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Objectivity
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Research method of collecting data taken from a group of respondents
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Survey Research
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