The actual malice rule, which prevents public figures from winning libel cases unless they can prove that a falsehood was published either knowingly or recklessly, was extended to some invasion of privacy lawsuits in the case of:
a) Time, Inc. v. Hill; b) Cantrell v. Forest City Publishing; c) Melvin v. Reid; d) Olmstead v. U.S.; e) Conklin v. Sloss.
A
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According to Hofstede?s research, which of the following is a characteristic of a culture that has
a high level of uncertainty avoidance? A) People have relaxed, informal expectations of others. B) Ambiguity is valued. C) Elaborate codes of conduct are enforced. D) People don?t mind not knowing what is going to happen next.
Examples that use imaginary events or scenarios are considered ______ examples.
a. actual b. hypothetical c. comparative d. historical
It is permissible to set the ground rules of a question-and-answer session by detailing what types of questions you will not consider answering
A. True B. False
Because the Bennett model of news puts so much emphasis on reporting events, media that used it often failed to note and report on important social and political trends
Indicate whether this statement is true or false.