Across
- 1. main means of communication, such as broadcasting, publishing, the internet, all collectively
- 4. The study of how rhetorical devices can be used to convince people of the value of any given position
- 5. reform-minded journalists sought to expose corruption in big business and government
- 10. mandated that broadcast networks devote time to contrasting views on issues of public importance
- 13. journalism that present little to no legitimate, well-researched news
- 14. the portion of a filtering system that separates unwanted particles from the substance being filtered.
- 15. focuses on events or incidents that are considered to be timely and consequential
Down
- 2. often creates false narratives or ‘fake news’ around characteristics of difference such as class, race,etc.
- 3. A news agency that provides syndicated news to newspaper, radio, and television stations
- 6. centers on the lives of individuals and has little urgency
- 7. A political system that resembles coverage of...
- 8. statement bias
- 9. when news content suggests to the news audience that they ought to use specific issues as benchmarks
- 11. laws statutes that provide journalists either a qualified privilege to refuse to disclose sources used
- 12. cheap, tabloid style newspapers