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13 Cards in this Set
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A set of rules a newspaper lives by.
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Policy.
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Publication of a false statement that injures someones reputation.
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Libel.
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A spoken lie that hurts your reputation.
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Slander.
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Spreading false rumors about someone that hurts their reputation.
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Defamation.
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The right to report fully, fairly, and accurately on the contents of official government records.
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Privilege.
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Reporting bad information without reasonable care.
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Negligence.
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Printed in order to hurt someone.
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Actual malice.
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Getting information in wrong and dishonest ways.
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Intrusion.
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Information shared with the public on a non official too personal to print.
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Public Disclosure.
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Portraying a person as someone they're not.
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False Light.
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Using someones picture or name without permission.
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Appropriation.
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Using exceptional crude language, sexual pictures, etc.
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Obscenity.
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What are the three ethical rules of journalism?
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1. Seek the truth and report it as fully as possible.
2. Act independently. 3. Minimize harm. |
