Details Title: J1100 Test 2 Description: Martinez Total Flash Cards: 21 Created: 04/08/2009 20:41:10		New Users: To study from this flashcard set, or to create your own your own study flash cards, REGISTER HERE. Existing Users: CLICK HERE. Additional Journalism Flashcards
Cards in this set: Term tort Definition when a member of society violates a duty that is an identifiable harm (invasion of privacy) Term what are the privacy torts? Definition Disclosure of private facts, Intrusion and trespass, False light, and Appropriation Term intrusion and trespass Definition unreasonable intruding upon a place of solitude for somebody Term false light Definition the story's true but it give people the wrong impression Term appropriation Definition using someone's name, likeness, or image without permission and using it for my own commercial gain Term disclosure of private facts Definition publicly disclosing facts that are embarrassing in nature and not a matter of legitimate public concern Term defenses against libel Definition truth, fair report, opinion, and consent Term unprotected speech Definition obscenity, fighting words, incitement, and libel Term hierarchy of speech Definition political speech; social/cultural speech; commercial speech; indecency; libel, fighting words, incitement, obscenity Term content neutral Definition the government may not be concerned with WHAT I'm saying, but might have an interest in limiting when, how and where I can say it Term Schenk v. US Definition clear and present danger test Term Brandenburg v. Ohio Definition prior restraint, government can only step in against free speech when there is imminent danger of incitement Term Gitlow v. NY Definition Made 1st amendment apply to states Term Near v. Minnesota Definition 1st to put Gitlow into practice by striking down something that interfered with the 1st amendment Term NYT v. US Definition 1st amendment wasn't more important that the rest of the constitution Term NYT v. Sullivan Definition established the concept of actual malice Term penumbra of rights Definition right to privacy isn't clearly stated in the Constitution, but it is implied in the 4th (protection from unreasonable search and seizure), 5th (self-incrimination), and 1st amendments (right NOT to speak) Term FCC Definition government agency responsible for controlling media ownership Term elements of libel Definition publication, identification, falsity, defamation, and fault Term advantages of the market model Definition efficiency, innovation, responsiveness, and flexibility Term drives the market model Definition competition