Elements of Journalism Test Bank Solution Manual (Rated A+)
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Elements of Journalism
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Elements Of Journalism
Elements of Journalism Test Bank Solution Manual (Rated A+)
Bill Kovach and Tom Rosenstiel - Answers authors of The Elements of Journalism
What is Journalism For? - Answers "Journalism was for building community. Journalism was for citizenship. Journalism was for democracy."
primary purpose of j...
Elements of Journalism Test Bank Solution Manual (Rated A+)
Bill Kovach and Tom Rosenstiel - Answers authors of The Elements of Journalism
What is Journalism For? - Answers "Journalism was for building community. Journalism was for
citizenship. Journalism was for democracy."
primary purpose of journalism - Answers is to provide citizens with accurate information that allows
them to be free and self-governing
Kovach and Rosenstiel provide an in-depth analysis on a few specific elements of journalism - Answers
the awareness instinct, the birth of journalism, a free press in an electronic age, the journalist's theory
of democracy and a few others
three key forces that are causing a shift away from journalism connected to citizen building - Answers
nature of the new technology, conglomeration, globalization
Accuracy is the foundation upon which everything else is built; - Answers context, interpretation,
debate, and all of public communication
Overtime, several journalists have suggested a few substitutes for truthfulness, including - Answers
fairness and balance
Kovach and Rosensteil believe fairness to bee too abstract and could be more - Answers subjective than
truth
Balance, also, is too - Answers subjective
balancing a story by being fair to both sides might not be fair to the truth and the - Answers overall
message journalists are trying to convey to their readers
journalism's first loyalty is to - Answers citizens
Journalists serve the - Answers public
their goal is to report truthful, accurate and clear news and deliver such news to - Answers citizens
such allegiance to citizens is defined as - Answers "journalistic independence"
"journalistic independence" - Answers has created some confusion between journalists and the public
In the newsroom, a "____" is often created between journalists - or the news - and the business side of
the news corporation - Answers wall
A wall such as this one creates tension and raises the question of - Answers a journalist's true loyalty to
citizens.
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