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Media & Journalism Terms: Agencies, Monopolies, Spin, Pundits, Objective Reporting, Agenda, Quizzes of Local Government Studies

Definitions for various terms related to media and journalism, including news agencies, media monopolies, spin, pundits, objective journalism, agenda setting, framing, fairness doctrine, and equal time provision.

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2010/2011

Uploaded on 03/23/2011

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TERM 1

wire service

DEFINITION 1 A news agency is an organization of journalists established to supply news reports to news organizations: newspapers, magazines, and radio and television broadcasters. (associated press and reuters for example) TERM 2

media monopoly

DEFINITION 2 media corporations are so large, powerful, and interconnected that alternative voices cannot have their views aired TERM 3

spin

DEFINITION 3 when government officials are sometimes able to control what journalists report and how they report it TERM 4

pundits

DEFINITION 4 term for print, broadcast, and radio commentators on the political news TERM 5

objective journalism

DEFINITION 5 news reported with no evaluative language and with any opinions quoted or attributed to a specific source

TERM 6

agenda

setting

DEFINITION 6 influencing what people consider important TERM 7

framing

DEFINITION 7 interpretation of stories TERM 8

fairness doctrine

DEFINITION 8 required that licensees present contrasting viewpoints on any controversial issue of public importance that was discussed TERM 9

equal time provision

DEFINITION 9 required that except for news programs, stations that granted (sold) air time to any one candidate for public office had to grant (or sell) other candidates equal time