In 2011, a federal appellate court in the case of Chevron Corp. v. Berlinger, involving a documentary called "Crude" made by Joseph Berlinger, held that Berlinger could not assert a journalistic privilege because
A. he lacked journalistic independence.
B. he was not a credentialed journalist.
C. he did not work for a news organization.
D. his work was a documentary film, not a televised news story.
Answer: A
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creating a speech that is both _____ and _____. A) ethical; effective B) reasonable; entertaining C) logical; rhetorical D) ethical; unique
With the need to avoid controversy and deal with severe time constraints, writers and other personnel often ______.
A. resort to tried and tested formulas B. think outside of the box on projects C. hire on more people to deal with the workload D. come up short on their projects
The belief that humans are subjugated to nature—that we are powerless to prevent floods and hurricane damage—is largely held by ___________ cultures
A) Native American B) Latino C) Asian D) European
What is the purpose of a crowd-speaking platform?
What will be an ideal response?