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COM01_Media&Info #3

COM01_Media&Info. Literacy_MEDIA LAWS, ETHICS & RESPONSIBILITY_#3

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Ethics Moral principles guiding behavior in media and information use.
Copyright Legal protection for original works of authorship.
Fair Use Allows limited use of copyrighted material without permission under specific conditions.
Plagiarism Using someone else’s work without proper acknowledgment.
Libel False written statements that harm a person’s reputation.
Slander False spoken statements that harm a person’s reputation.
Intellectual Property Creations of the mind protected by law.
Digital Citizenship Responsible and ethical behavior when using digital technologies.
Digital Footprint The trail of data left by a person’s online activity.
Cyberbullying Harassment or bullying conducted through digital platforms.
Netiquette Proper and respectful behavior online.
Freedom of Information The right to access information held by the government.
Privacy The right to control personal information.
Security Protection of information from unauthorized access.
Responsible Sharing Verifying information before posting or forwarding.
Misinformation False information shared without harmful intent.
Disinformation False information shared deliberately to mislead.
Malinformation True information used to harm someone.
Media Accountability The obligation of media organizations to follow ethical standards.
Transparency Openness about how information is produced and sourced.
 

 



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