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| person who does and reports one thing, for example i only report on fashion in hollywood. |
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| the trend toward single-company ownership of several media sources in one area. |
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| an FCC regulation requiring broadcast media to provide equal airtime on any non-news programming to all canidates running for office |
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| an FCC regulation requiring broadcast media to present several points of view to ensure balanced coverage. it was created in 1940s and ended in 1987 |
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| federal communications commission, a gavernmant agency created in 1934 to regulate american radio stations and later expanded to regulate tv, wireless communications technologies and other broadcast media |
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| the influence on public opinion that results from journalists' and editors' decisions abbout which of many potential news stories to report |
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| the infulence on public opinion caused by the way a story is presented or covered, including the details, explanations, and context offered in the report |
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| a description of the type of election coverage that focuses more on poll results and speculation about a likely winner than on substantive differences between the canidates |
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| media sources that predate the internet, such as newspapers magazines tv and radio |
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| the time between the release of info and its publication like the 24 hours between issues of a dailt newspaper. |
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