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Ordinary citizens have more privacy protection under U.S. law than politicians or other public figures.

Which of the following best describes an “opt-in” Internet policy?

What makes literary journalism different from early-twentieth-century models of “objective” journalism?

Newspaper editors feel that the public’s right to know always outweighs other issues, including national security.

Which of the following best describes limited competition?

The newshole ______.

Literary journalism uses the devices of fiction to construct a portrait of the real world using nonfictional material.

The practice of interpretive journalism in the twentieth century got its first significant boost from ______.

According to the textbook, most small nondaily papers in the United States are consensus oriented rather than conflict oriented.

The practice of interpretive journalism in the twentieth century got its first significant boost from ______.