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a system of showing a given program in the same time slot 5 times a week |
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placement of satellites so they rotate at the same speed as earth, effectively parking them in one spot |
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sending digital messages in chunks through any open pathway, to be reassembled at their destination (internets) |
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sending fake emails to procure sensitive data |
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an interesting angle or perspective to draw the audience in |
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any attempt to influence the voting of the legislators |
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PATRIOT ACT (providing appropriate tools to intercept and obstruct terrorism) |
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passed after 2001. Expanded gov't. access to personal communications, books checked out, etc. |
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PR practice of covering up environmental problems by associating a client with beneficial environmental actions |
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published or broadcasted defamation |
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using online software applications rather than tools and information housed on a personal computer |
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difference between what the gov't. says and what the public believes is true. |
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nonmilitary reporters attached to a military unit (possible military bias) |
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position in which there is a clear cut, right or wrong answer to every ethical decision |
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allows purchasers of copyrighted work to resell it or rent it out |
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John Rawl's term associated with the idea that ethical behavior is possible only if everyone is treated equally |
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Ethics: no false/misleading statements, exaggerations, testimonials that did not reflect opinion of witness, misleading price claims, unfair product comparisons,unsupported claims,statements/pictures offensive to public decency |
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1. personal conscience (withholding major news story for greater good) 2. Duty to organization or firm (loyalty beyond paychecks) 3. Duty to profession (story about family or friends is deemed necessary) 4. Duty to society 4. |
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actions are only ethical if they result in the greater good for the most people |
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obscenity not covered. criticism of gov't covered. |
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all documents automatically protected, some carry sign as formal warning. |
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Greeks, colonial america, delivered news. |
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