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This piece of work covers all of the criteria for P3 in Public Services Unit 24: Current and Media Affairs in Public Services I have achieved a distinction in this unit by Pearsons Edexcel in 2020 and achieved a D*D*D* in the second year. I hope this helps!

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Task 2 (P3)



Data protection:

The data protection act 1984 was created to protect people’s data and how it is going to be used by
governmental or private organisations.



Right to privacy:

There are Human rights legislations which are put in place to protect people’s right to privacy. The
Human rights act was created in 1998.



Ofcom:

Also stands for Office of complaints and it is a website where members of the public can complain
about Television programmes or adverts.



Slander:

This is when the media create a false statement and as a result it damages their reputation. An
example would be the McCann’s case.



Libel:

This type of information is similar to slander and it can either contain negative or false information
about an individual in the media.



Censorship in other countries:

North Korea’s government have very strict control over their media. Their media is heavily censored
by the Korean Central News Agency.



Control of the internet by Action Fraud & the Internet Watch Foundation:

A few things put in place to control the internet are; the malicious communications act 2003,
Internet watch foundation and action fraud.



Freedom of the press:

The Government is able to ban the media from reporting about more confidential things such as
intelligence operations the military.

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