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Total cards: 16•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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Mass media

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Includes newspapers, magazines, books, radio, television, movies, records and the internet

#2
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Three continuing trends In journalism

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Shifting dominance among various media

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shifting dominance among various media

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newspaper, radio, television, internet

#4
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Is the largest media conglomerate in the U.S

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The Walt Disney Company

#5
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Appeal to small events of the audience

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Narrow cast

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Appeal to the overall audience

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Broadcast

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Symbiotic relationship

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• Officials need to get message out; Media needs content for news; mutual advantage

#8
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Disclosure of information that officials want to keep secret

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leaks

#9
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Trial balloons

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Leaking information about potential policy to gauge public reaction

#10
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Allow the president to bypass editors and reach the public directly

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Press Conference

#11
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Media acts as a watch dog

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Focus on conflict and scandal, can constrain the actions of Congress

#12
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Rarely speak to reporters

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Supreme Court

#13
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Less coverage of the court than the other branches

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Many journalists lacks legal background to understand and report on decisions so Court has much less security

#14
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When journalist try to present the facts, but not opinions, and the positions of both sides in a dispute

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Objectivity in media

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First papers, were established by

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Political parties

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