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Froggy Jumps Media Law & Ethics QuizOnline version Key legal ideas in media law by Jayanna M 1 The 5 Freedoms: Freedom of religion; Freedom of speech; Freedom of the press; Right to assemble; Right to petition government. a The 5 Freedoms of the First Amendment b Freedom of religion only c Rights to assemble and press only 2 What is the KEY IDEA of John Peter Zenger trial? a The press must be licensed. b Truth should be punished. c Truth should NOT be punished. 3 NOT PROTECTED BY FIRST AMENDMENT: a Political speech b Freedom of religion c child pornography 4 CRIMINAL VS CIVIL: What is the difference? a Criminal = lawsuits; Civil = criminal charges b Criminal = Government vs defendant; Civil = person/company sues another c Criminal = private parties; Civil = government regulation 5 3 ELEMENTS OF LIBEL a Publication, Identification, Defamation b Publication, Slander, Defamation c Identification, Silence, Libel 6 ACTUAL MALICE (MEMORIZE) Published when? a Hearsay without verification b KNOWING something is false OR reckless disregard for truth c Opinion-based statements 7 MOST IMPORTANT LIBEL CASE a Privilege b ACTUAL MALICE c Truthful reporting 8 PRIOR RESTRAINT definition a Industry self-censorship only b Post-publication censorship c Government censorship BEFORE publication. Generally unconstitutional 9 OBSCENITY: Which test defines it? a LAPS TEST b MILLER TEST c PRIVILEGE TEST 10 COPYRIGHT LENGTH: Individual vs Corporate a Individual: life + 50 years; Corporate: 70 years after creation b Individual: life + 70 years; Corporate: 95 years after publication or 120 after creation c Individual: 50 years; Corporate: 70 years

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Media Law & Ethics QuizOnline version

Key legal ideas in media law

by Jayanna M

The 5 Freedoms: Freedom of religion; Freedom of speech; Freedom of the press; Right to assemble; Right to petition government.

The 5 Freedoms of the First Amendment

Freedom of religion only

Rights to assemble and press only

What is the KEY IDEA of John Peter Zenger trial?

The press must be licensed.

Truth should be punished.

Truth should NOT be punished.

NOT PROTECTED BY FIRST AMENDMENT:

Political speech

Freedom of religion

child pornography

CRIMINAL VS CIVIL: What is the difference?

Criminal = lawsuits; Civil = criminal charges

Criminal = Government vs defendant; Civil = person/company sues another

Criminal = private parties; Civil = government regulation

3 ELEMENTS OF LIBEL

Publication, Identification, Defamation

Publication, Slander, Defamation

Identification, Silence, Libel

ACTUAL MALICE (MEMORIZE) Published when?

Hearsay without verification

KNOWING something is false OR reckless disregard for truth

Opinion-based statements

MOST IMPORTANT LIBEL CASE

Privilege

ACTUAL MALICE

Truthful reporting

PRIOR RESTRAINT definition

Industry self-censorship only

Post-publication censorship

Government censorship BEFORE publication. Generally unconstitutional

OBSCENITY: Which test defines it?

LAPS TEST

MILLER TEST

PRIVILEGE TEST

COPYRIGHT LENGTH: Individual vs Corporate

Individual: life + 50 years; Corporate: 70 years after creation

Individual: life + 70 years; Corporate: 95 years after publication or 120 after creation

Individual: 50 years; Corporate: 70 years

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Media Law & Ethics QuizOnline version

by Jayanna M

The 5 Freedoms: Freedom of religion; Freedom of speech; Freedom of the press; Right to assemble; Right to petition government.

What is the KEY IDEA of John Peter Zenger trial?

NOT PROTECTED BY FIRST AMENDMENT:

CRIMINAL VS CIVIL: What is the difference?

3 ELEMENTS OF LIBEL

ACTUAL MALICE (MEMORIZE) Published when?

MOST IMPORTANT LIBEL CASE

PRIOR RESTRAINT definition

OBSCENITY: Which test defines it?

COPYRIGHT LENGTH: Individual vs Corporate

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