ENGLISH 6 FLASHCARDS FINALS

Journalism

A form of writing that tells people about things that truly happened, which they might not have known.

Responsible Journalism

Journalism that is not biased, reports only what is seen, and reveals all truths without exaggeration or edits.

Tomas Pinpin

Known as the 'Father of Filipino Printing', he launched the first Philippine newsletter in 1637.

La Esperanza

The first daily newspaper in the Philippines, established on December 1, 1846.

Martial Law

A period of Philippine history under military control, often associated with censorship and restrictions on freedom of assembly.

Ethical Dilemmas in Journalism

Issues regarding the balance between the public's right to know and the potential harm of revealing certain truths.

Libel

A public and malicious imputation of a crime or defect causing dishonor or contempt to a person.

Public Trust

The belief that journalism serves the public interest and that those connected to it have a responsibility to uphold this trust.

Impartiality

The quality of being free from bias or opinion in news reporting.

Journalistic Integrity

A commitment to accuracy, truthfulness, and fairness in journalism.