A) Network journalists have a very substantial liberal bias.
B) Network journalists have a very substantial conservative bias.
C) Network journalists have a clear Republican bias.
D) Network journalists have a clear Democratic bias.
E) Network journalists tend to be negative.
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A) partisan flavor of talk shows.
B) degree of editorializing by broadcast news.
C) rate of Internet news readership.
D) increase in the age gap of news readership.
E) partisan nature of Internet news.
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A) news programs.
B) talk shows.
C) entertainment shows.
D) reality TV.
E) weekly news magazines.
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A) reducing the number of talk shows in their line-up.
B) increasing the number of talk shows hosted by liberals.
C) attempting to lure audiences by focusing on their unbiased news reporting.
D) installing talk-show hosts with nonpartisan appeal.
E) installing talk-show hosts with partisan or hard-edged appeals.
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A) are strong Democrats.
B) lean Democratic.
C) have no political views.
D) lean Republican.
E) are strong Republicans.
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A) a political to a journalistic orientation.
B) objectivity to subjectivity.
C) a journalistic to a political orientation.
D) partisan to very partisan.
E) negative to positive.
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A) after the abolition of the Fairness Doctrine.
B) on the day of Rush Limbaugh's first broadcast.
C) after cable television led the way.
D) in the early 1990s after the election of Democrat Bill Clinton.
E) during the late 1930s.
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A) the news will be available to all citizens.
B) various news organizations should interpret the news in nearly the same way.
C) the press should not charge for public service announcements.
D) the press should provide a channel through which political leaders can communicate their views to the public.
E) the press should be patriotic in the reporting of the news.
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A) the presidency
B) U.S. House of Representatives
C) U.S. Senate
D) U.S. Supreme Court
E) the federal bureaucracy
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A) Fox News
B) ABC
C) NBC
D) CBS
E) PBS
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A) the government dictates much of what is reported.
B) there are only a few important events each day that merit news coverage.
C) the network newscasts are brief and the day's top stories tend to dominate.
D) reporters are not given much freedom by their editors.
E) modern journalists have become fairly lazy and use mostly wire reports to create news copy for the network newscasts.
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A) Washington Times
B) Miami Herald
C) Los Angeles Times
D) New York Times
E) Chicago Tribune
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A) substantially increased the partisan divide.
B) led to a small but significant increase in the partisan divide.
C) led to a small but significant decrease in the partisan divide.
D) substantially decreased the partisan divide.
E) had no appreciable impact on the partisan divide.
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A) "Equal Time" rule.
B) objective-reporting model.
C) signaling function.
D) common-carrier function.
E) Fairness Doctrine.
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A) Warren Harding.
B) Grover Cleveland.
C) William Henry Harrison.
D) James Madison.
E) George Washington.
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A) the 1960s
B) the 1980s
C) the 1990s
D) the 1970s
E) The audience has not yet begun to shrink.
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A) provides the ordinary citizen with an opportunity to be part of the news system.
B) provides slower, more deliberative reporting.
C) offers more unbiased reporting.
D) prevents rampant editorializing.
E) None of these answers is true.
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A) Objective journalism is based on communication of facts and fairness.
B) Yellow journalism attempts to describe what is taking place or has occurred.
C) The New York Post is the bulletin board of major newspapers.
D) Objective journalism is based on communication of facts and fairness, while yellow journalism attempts to describe what is taking place or has occurred.
E) None of these answers is correct.
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A) Spanish-American War.
B) Civil War.
C) War of 1812.
D) Mexican War of 1848.
E) American Revolution.
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A) Chicago Tribune and Boston Herald
B) Los Angeles Times and New York Times
C) New York Journal and New York World
D) Gazette of the United States and National Gazette
E) San Francisco Examiner and San Francisco Chronicle
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