JOMC 101 UNL EXAM 1 WITH COMPLETE
SOLUTION
The first champion of a free press was _____________
John Milton
Along with the libertarian model, which model for expression and speech characterizes
the main ideals of mainstream journalism in the United States?
Social responsibility
The decision of which supreme court justice represents the first time in American history
that a prior-restraint order imposed in the name of national security stopped initial
publication of a news report?
Robert Warren
A __________________ legally protects the rights of authors and producers to their
published or unpublished works.
copyright
which of the following is a reason the Child Online Protection Act was struck down in
2007?
because it infringed on the right to free speech online
spurred by Jack Johnson's victory, in 1912 the government outlawed__________.
transportation of boxing movies across satelines
when did the Supreme Court rule that movies were a form of protected speech?
1952
In response to the 1920s scandal, the movie industry formed the __________ (MMPDA)
motion picture producers and distributors of america
what did the motion picture production code ban from being portrayed in the movies?
all of the above
What Supreme Court case finally placed movies on the same footing as books and
newspapers in terms of protection under the First Amendment?
Burstyn v. Wilson
which of the following media enjoys the most amount of protection under law?
movies
when did topless radio first emerge as a controversial radio feature?
1970s
according to a supreme court ruling, the FCC has the authority to stop broadcasters
from airing adult content between ________ and ________
6 AM - 10 PM
the internet is currently considered
all of the above
which of the following is considered a citizen watchdog organization?
the media access project
the version of the constitution ratified in 1788 _______________
did not include protections for free speech
criticism of government and public dissent are not tolerated in which freedom of
expression model?
authoritarian
, in an important censorship case, the nixon administration tried to restrain publication of
__________
the pentagon papers
the espionage acts fo 1917 and 1918 made what a crime?
seditious statements
laws that protect reporters from revealing the sources they have used in news stories
are called ____________
shield laws
members of movie review boards that screened films in the 1920s were made up of
_________
all of the above
vice-squad officers
politicians
citizens
in 1915, the supreme court of the united states declared the film industry to be
__________
a circus, and entertainment with "a special capacity for evil"
both a and c
which popular silent-film actor was involved in a scandal in the early 1920s?
Fatty Arbuckle
why did the MPPDA establish a movie-rating system in the late 1960s?
members of the public expressed renewed discontent over sexual language and
imagery in movies
the __________ rating has not proved commercially viable and distributors avoid
releasing films with the rating
NC-17
what supreme court case sided against broadcasters in 1969
red lion broadcasting co. v. FCC
_____________ mandated that radio broadcasters operate in "the public interest,
convenience, and necessity."
the communications act of 1934
which of the following media is affected by section 315 of the 1934 communications act
radio broadcasters
_____________ required stations to air controversial-issue programs and provide
competing points of view
the fairness doctrine
by the end of the first decade of the twenty-first century, traditional journalists were
having difficulty covering stories about _______________
media ownership, business practices in general, media regulation
Professor Kebbel said that the changes from a narrative writing style to an objective,
fact-based writing style came after the widespread use of the rotary press. He said this
was an example of
technology causing changed in journalism practices
what do stories solely based on conflict lack?
SOLUTION
The first champion of a free press was _____________
John Milton
Along with the libertarian model, which model for expression and speech characterizes
the main ideals of mainstream journalism in the United States?
Social responsibility
The decision of which supreme court justice represents the first time in American history
that a prior-restraint order imposed in the name of national security stopped initial
publication of a news report?
Robert Warren
A __________________ legally protects the rights of authors and producers to their
published or unpublished works.
copyright
which of the following is a reason the Child Online Protection Act was struck down in
2007?
because it infringed on the right to free speech online
spurred by Jack Johnson's victory, in 1912 the government outlawed__________.
transportation of boxing movies across satelines
when did the Supreme Court rule that movies were a form of protected speech?
1952
In response to the 1920s scandal, the movie industry formed the __________ (MMPDA)
motion picture producers and distributors of america
what did the motion picture production code ban from being portrayed in the movies?
all of the above
What Supreme Court case finally placed movies on the same footing as books and
newspapers in terms of protection under the First Amendment?
Burstyn v. Wilson
which of the following media enjoys the most amount of protection under law?
movies
when did topless radio first emerge as a controversial radio feature?
1970s
according to a supreme court ruling, the FCC has the authority to stop broadcasters
from airing adult content between ________ and ________
6 AM - 10 PM
the internet is currently considered
all of the above
which of the following is considered a citizen watchdog organization?
the media access project
the version of the constitution ratified in 1788 _______________
did not include protections for free speech
criticism of government and public dissent are not tolerated in which freedom of
expression model?
authoritarian
, in an important censorship case, the nixon administration tried to restrain publication of
__________
the pentagon papers
the espionage acts fo 1917 and 1918 made what a crime?
seditious statements
laws that protect reporters from revealing the sources they have used in news stories
are called ____________
shield laws
members of movie review boards that screened films in the 1920s were made up of
_________
all of the above
vice-squad officers
politicians
citizens
in 1915, the supreme court of the united states declared the film industry to be
__________
a circus, and entertainment with "a special capacity for evil"
both a and c
which popular silent-film actor was involved in a scandal in the early 1920s?
Fatty Arbuckle
why did the MPPDA establish a movie-rating system in the late 1960s?
members of the public expressed renewed discontent over sexual language and
imagery in movies
the __________ rating has not proved commercially viable and distributors avoid
releasing films with the rating
NC-17
what supreme court case sided against broadcasters in 1969
red lion broadcasting co. v. FCC
_____________ mandated that radio broadcasters operate in "the public interest,
convenience, and necessity."
the communications act of 1934
which of the following media is affected by section 315 of the 1934 communications act
radio broadcasters
_____________ required stations to air controversial-issue programs and provide
competing points of view
the fairness doctrine
by the end of the first decade of the twenty-first century, traditional journalists were
having difficulty covering stories about _______________
media ownership, business practices in general, media regulation
Professor Kebbel said that the changes from a narrative writing style to an objective,
fact-based writing style came after the widespread use of the rotary press. He said this
was an example of
technology causing changed in journalism practices
what do stories solely based on conflict lack?
