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Media Institutions (Crash Course)
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10 Questions

1. TV and Radio are examples of what?

2. What is a good way for a politician to get on a journalist's good side?

3. Besides being biased by political ideology, what else are news organizations biased towards?

4. Print Media refers to what?

5. What is the drawback of broadcast media?

6. What is a drawback of broadcast media being supported by advertisers?

7. What is the political bias of the New York Times and Washington Post?

8. What is a problem with press releases?

9. Why do news organizations like press releases?

10. Even though news organizations rarely lie, it's hard to fully trust them? Why?

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