Journalism quiz 2

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Trial of John Peter Zenger

first time jury interpreted the law: told the truth so he did not commit libel

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2

Ben Franklin

first practical use of fourth estate: covers Pennsylvania legislature for free

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Milkovich v. Lorain Journal

a statement of opinion may constitute libel if sufficiently factual to be proven true or false

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absolute privilege

public officials cannot recover damages for a report related to official duties unless proven actual malice

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5

AP v Walker

actual malice test applied to all public figures

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Actual Malice Test

test for libel: reporter knows information is false or shows a reckless disregard for the truth

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Gertz v Welch

if a person does not thrust themselves into public spotlight through promotion or circumstance, they are a private individual

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Saturday Evening Post

how often a publication publishes affects their expectation of accuracy

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Gross negligence test

NYT's actual malice test

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