Journalism Roles, Responsibility and History

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Across
  1. 3. Accuracy is important so that readers _______ you.
  2. 5. What war did the Randolph Pulitzer cause due to his sensationalized coverage?
  3. 8. The ability for school administrators to pull news stories they feel unfit for school.
  4. 10. News stories must be _______ and not slanted to one side.
  5. 13. The ability for school administrators to see news pages before publishing.
  6. 15. Amendment that gives American the right to free speech and press.
  7. 16. Who invented the printing press?
  8. 18. What case said obscene or items can be disruptive to the school?
  9. 19. What case said school officials have the right to censor material they feel is too controversial or sensitive if it's a school funded paper/podcast/broadcast?
Down
  1. 1. When someone pulls something from publication for any reason.
  2. 2. The best defense for libel is proving that what you printed is the ______?
  3. 4. What case from 1969 gave students the same first amendment rights as adults?
  4. 5. When you speak something that is untrue to damage someone's reputation.
  5. 6. Media has a code of _____ they must operate within to keep trust.
  6. 7. With technology changes, many newspapers exclusively print ______.
  7. 9. The three pillars of journalism is truth, fairness, and ________.
  8. 11. When your story only covers one side and your opinion is obvious.
  9. 12. When you publish something that you know is untrue to damage someone's reputatioin.
  10. 14. What was the first book he printed?
  11. 17. The type of journalism that sensationalizes and slants the story to one side.