Deck 12: Doing Justice: Ethical and Legal Issues

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___ is always an essential trait of a fair story, but a commitment to truth-telling also requires completeness, clarity and balance.
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Recent court rulings and governmental rules have so far established that most federal ___is part of the public record and that news organizations should have access to it.
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___ have been treated differently by the courts, having to additionally prove that something was published or broadcast with actual malice or reckless disregard for the truth.
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Provable ___ is the best defense against libel.
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___ is a false statement that damages someone's reputation that is published or broadcast.
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The freedom from governmental evaluation of conduct except in civil and privacy lawsuits is protected by the ___.
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The journalistic philosophy of ___ is one that allows the audience to judge the validity of information by explaining how it was procured and the motives and biases of the journalist providing it.
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The dominant journalistic philosophy of ___ was a reaction to partisan newspapers that dominated the nation's press in the 19th century.
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Unless you are handling a column, blog or a review, ___ has no place in a fair story ___.
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One clear trend in digital law is to give ___ materials the same copyright protection given print documents and photographs.
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Deck 12: Doing Justice: Ethical and Legal Issues
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___ is always an essential trait of a fair story, but a commitment to truth-telling also requires completeness, clarity and balance.
Accuracy
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Recent court rulings and governmental rules have so far established that most federal ___is part of the public record and that news organizations should have access to it.
email
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___ have been treated differently by the courts, having to additionally prove that something was published or broadcast with actual malice or reckless disregard for the truth.
Public officials
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Provable ___ is the best defense against libel.
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___ is a false statement that damages someone's reputation that is published or broadcast.
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The freedom from governmental evaluation of conduct except in civil and privacy lawsuits is protected by the ___.
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The journalistic philosophy of ___ is one that allows the audience to judge the validity of information by explaining how it was procured and the motives and biases of the journalist providing it.
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The dominant journalistic philosophy of ___ was a reaction to partisan newspapers that dominated the nation's press in the 19th century.
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Unless you are handling a column, blog or a review, ___ has no place in a fair story ___.
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One clear trend in digital law is to give ___ materials the same copyright protection given print documents and photographs.
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