Journalism Chapter 3 Assessment

This doctrine allows a user to use copyrighted material without obtaining permission in some circumstances such as teaching, research, or commentary.

• Fair Use

• Sunshine Law

• Prior Review

• Freedom of Information Act

This request law allows all records generated by a public or governing body to be widely available at the request of any member of a community.

• Freedom of Information Act

• Sunshine Laws

• FERPA

• Fair Use

When a piece of media (music, writing, artwork, etc) is used without the creator's permission, this has occurred.

• Copyright Infringement

• Copyright violation

• Plagiarism

• Slander

When a person's name or reputation is harmed through writing, a crime of ​ (a)   has occurred. When the words are spoken, the crime of ​ (b)   has occurred.

• libel
• slander
• defamation
• irrumation

Your teacher better make sure that they are not discussing grades or your behaviors in class with someone that is not a stakeholder in your education. They could be seen as violating this act.

• Copyright

• FERPA

• Fair Use

• Slander

When you draw a picture, record a song, write a story or poem, the result of the creativity is it becomes your __________

• Intellectual Property

• Copyrighted work

• Uninfringeable Benefit

• Fixed Composition

There are legal protections for journalists and their publications from official demands of the justice system or government body. If you are ever asked to submit names of sources where you got material, you could use ________ to protect you.

• Shield Laws

• Copyright Fair Use Agreement

• Sunshine Laws

• Press Credential

Another word for a court order that a journalist might receive to submit their information is called a ______________

• Subpoena

• Summons

• Shield Agreement

• Publication

When you go on someone's private property without invitation or permission and take pictures, are you invading someone's privacy?

• Yes

• No