Mass Media Chapter 15 quiz
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| Authoritarianism | Top-down governance such as a monarchy or dictatorship
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| Henry VIII | English king whose censorship epitomized early authoritarianism
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| Pre-Publication Censorship | Authorities preview material before dissemination
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| King James I | Articulated the divine-right-of-kings theory
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| Diving Right of Kings | Proper decisions follow the monarch's will, which is linked to the Almighty
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| John Milton | Early libertarian thinker
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| Marketplace of Ideas | An unbridled forum for free inquiry and free expression
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| Enlightenment | A movement emphasizing reason and individualism.
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| Self-Righting Process | Although people make occasional errors in truth-seeking, they eventually discover and correct them
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| Thomas Paine | Revolutionary War pamphleteer who defined libertarianism for common readers
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| Thomas Jefferson | Among libertarian drafters of Declaration of Independence
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| Natural Rights | Inherent human rights, including self-determination
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| First Amendment | The free-expression section of the U.S. Constitution
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| Microblogging | Online exchange forum, typically of sentence fragments
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| Edwin Stanton | U.S. secretary of state who organized Civil War censorship of sensitive military news
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| Rice-Roots Reporting | Uncensored field reporting from the Vietnam war
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| Pool System | Reporters chosen on a rotating basis to cover an event to which access is limited
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| Victoria Clarke | Designed policy to embed war reporters in combat units
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| Nation-State | A sovereign state whose people share a political system and usually language or ethnicity
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| WikiLeaks | Unaffiliated online source that posts secret government and corporate documents. Designed to correct abusive practices and promote public dialogue and involvement
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| Julian Assange | Founder of WikiLeaks
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| Principled Leaking | Concept that government and corporate employees serve a better good in whistle-blowing on corrupt, deceitful and secret practices
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| U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) | Government agency that administers non-military foreign aid
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| Nation Building | Encouraging governance and infrastructure systems in developing countries
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| Soft Diplomacy | Government's low-key initiatives to create a favorable context for foreign relations. Includes direct-to-the-people media messages
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| Radio Farda | U.S. government Farsi language service aimed at Iran and Iraq
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| Radio and Television Marti | U.S. propaganda station aimed at Cuba
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| Radio Free Europe/ Radio Liberty | U.S. propaganda stations aimed at countries in Eastern Europe, Central Asia, and the Middle East without a free flow of information
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| Voice of America | U.S. government-funded producer of broadcast and internet programming sent into nations with state-controlled media to articulate U.S. policies directly to the people
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| Golden Shield Firewall | Chinese system to control internal internet communication within the country
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| Hammad bin Khalifa | Founder of Al-Jazeera television news network
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| Al-Jazeera | Qatar-based satellite news channel for Arab audiences; now global
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| Propaganda | Widespread promotion of particular ideas, doctrines usually loose with truth or designed to promote a distinctly partisan or sectarian view
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| Dubai Media Incorporated | Quasi-government agency building Dubai into a Mideast entertainment production center
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| Liu Di | Under the pseudonym Stainless Steel Mouse, she satirized the Chinese government until arrested and silenced
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| Emergency Response Law | Chinese limites on news reporting of disasters, ostensibly to ensure social stability
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| Embeds | News reporters who are with military units on missions
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| Prior Censorship | Government review of content before dissemination
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| Firewall | A block on unauthorized access to a computer system while permitting out-ward communication
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| Next Carrying Network (CN2) | Fast Chinese internet protocols built on new technical standards; incompatible with other protocols
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