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| Public Opinion assumed powerful effects theory |
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| influenced by people, not mass media |
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| narcoticizing dysfunction |
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| think active but really passive |
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| cumlative theory, gradual over time |
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| media is only one cataysit in violence |
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| tv minial effects on children |
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| world is percieved as a mean place |
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| lost license because favored one political party |
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| govt cant control print bias. airwaves, yess |
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| purposly leaking info. test public response |
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| libertarian thinker, marketplace of ideas |
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| los angles has more iranians |
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| US supreme court that said copying of intellectual property is an infringement on copyright |
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| a violation of copywright material |
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| US supreme court for first amendment |
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| barred govtment from preventing free expression |
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| prohibiting publication in advance |
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| kkk leader. won case for free speech |
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for preventing advocacy speech. 4 criteria:
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| shouting fire in a theatre is unconstitutional |
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| government has control over time, place and manner of speech. must be content nuetral |
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| radio quak. arrested for hate speech |
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| public figures cannot sue for libel without reckless disregard for the truth |
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| government can watch internet activity since 2011 |
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| first media code of ethics |
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| follow rules and you will be ok |
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| advocated the golden mean |
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| categorical imerritave. if everyone did your action would it make you happy |
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| Utilitarianism. Greatest good for greatest number. |
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| Pragmatic Ethics. judge actions by results |
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| given good information and time, people generally make the right decision. |
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potter box:
1)situation
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| plagerized several passages in her book notorious |
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| book that exposed newsroom corruption |
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| free trips used as incentives |
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