Media

6. news that is considered to be of interest to many people
7. ruthless form of journalism that is meant to do as much damage as possible
10. people who search out and publicly expose real or apparent misconduct
11. federal policy in the US requiring television and radio broadcasters to present contrasting viewpoints
13. A type of journalism based on sensationalism and exaggeration
15. The degree of a political bias in a source.
16. media filters other things out so you only view what you want to see
17. a rule requires broadcasters to treat a candidate for the same political office identically to every other candidate for that office

1. mass communication
2. revolutionary business tactic of producing newspapers
3. coverage of horse races because of the focus on polling data
4. An agency which are syndicated news by wire to newspapers
5. to influence audience opinion.
8. connect two different ideas by using specific information.
9. also known as The Federal Communications Commission
12. A law that gives reporters protection against having to disclose confidential information
14. blurs the line between information and entertainment.