Quiz No. 2 Social Media Principles and Practices

It is allowed to operate with the government’s permission and subjected to government patents, guilds, licensing, and censorship.

• Broadcasting media

• News media

• Social media

• Networking site

It tends to exist in multiparty political economies featuring free-market capitalism.

• Journalism

• Libertarian Journalism

• Libertarian Theory

• Social Responsibility Theory

This theory differs from libertarianism in seeing the chief purpose of journalism as raising conflict to the plane of discussion rather than checking government.

• Libertarian Theory

• Soviet-Communism Theory

• Social Responsibility Theory

• Authoritarian Theory

This theory is based on the premise that such ideas as rationalism and individual rights to know government business are unrealistic.

• Libertarian Theory

• Social Responsibility Theory

• Authoritarian Theory

• Soviet-Communism Theory

It referred to as participatory journalism, can be defined as news gathered and reported by everyday citizens.

• Citizen Journalist

• Citizen Journalism

• Non-journalism

• Non-journalist

Disadvantages of citizen journalism.

What is not true?

• misinformation

• bias

• accuracy of content

• threats to the traditional role of a journalist

It involves a written account being reproduced.

• internet journalism

• microblogging

• print journalism

• broadcast journalism

It takes a visual approach to reporting news which can be disseminated using print, video broadcast, or the internet.

• internet journalism

• microblogging

• print journalism

• photojournalism

It is the publishing of news online, commonly on a news network website and shared using social media.

• internet journalism

• microblogging

• print journalism

• broadcast journalism

Its primary goals are to disseminate important company news or events, maintain a brand image, and put a positive spin on negative events to minimize their fallout.

• PR

• Public Relationship

• Public Relation

• Announcement