Which best describes individual privacy protections in newspaper articles.

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While newspapers have the freedom of the press, they cannot print false statements or information without public interest. However, they can print an individual's name and picture as part of a news story if it is of some conceivable public interest. This is called the newsworthiness standard, and it is a balancing test between the individual's privacy and the public's right to know.

Which Best Describes Individual Privacy Protections in Newspaper Articles