News produced by individuals and organizations who are not employed as professional journalists is called
A)advocacy journalism.
B)adversarial journalism.
C)citizen journalism.
D)"fake news."

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Citizen journalism refers to news and information produced and distributed by individuals and organizations who are not professional journalists. This can include blogs, social media posts, and other forms of user-generated content. While citizen journalism can provide valuable perspectives and insights, it is important to verify the accuracy and credibility of the information before accepting it as true. Advocacy journalism refers to reporting that has a specific bias or agenda, while adversarial journalism involves taking a confrontational approach to reporting on those in power. "Fake news" refers to intentionally misleading or fabricated news stories.

News Produced by Individuals and Organizations Who Are Not Employed