The courts have always supported broadcast media with freedom of expression.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
False
While the courts have always given broad support to freedom of expression, broadcast media have been something of an exception. The Supreme Court, for example, upheld the fairness doctrine in a 1969 ruling. See 10-3: Talk Radio—The Wild West of the Media
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A. motor vehicle taxation B. regulation of traffic on the highways C. highway improvements D. construction of highways
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A)to bring the 9/11 perpetrators to justice B)to find weapons of mass destruction C)to force regime change D)to spread democracy
Selective perception shows us that ______.
a. a media bias exists b. viewers do more than passively receive news and values presented by the media c. media coverage of politics focuses on nothing more than conflict and image d. priming is the overriding impact on what news people receive e. people become more informed when they have selective perception