To avoid embarrassment during a speech of introduction, a speaker should
A) avoid looking at the person he or she is introducing.
B) read slowly from his or her notecards.
C) keep his or her remarks brief.
D) verify all facts about the speaker he or she will introduce.
D
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Who made puffery promotion a high art?
A) George Creel B) Elmer Davis C) Paul Garrett D) P.T. Barnum
If a newspaper publishes a story on an alleged affair between a famous New York senator and a socialite from New Jersey, what are they potentially in danger of committing??
a. ?false allegations b. ?defamation of personhood c. ?libel d. ?slander
When a judge issues a contempt citation for the purpose of coercing a journalist to reveal information, this is sometimes called
a. administrative contempt. b. criminal contempt. c. civil contempt.