T/F RA 7079 ensures freedom of the press for student journalists in the Philippines.
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T/F Campus journalism in the Philippines started during the American period.
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T/F Feature articles focus only on hard news and breaking events.
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What are the core principles of journalism?
Truth and accuracy, independence, fairness and impartiality, accountability, and transparency.
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Differentiate between hard news and soft news.
Hard news reports urgent and serious events, while soft news focuses on human-interest stories and entertainment.
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What are the different forms of media used in journalism?
Print media (newspapers, magazines), broadcast media (TV, radio), digital media (websites, social media), and visual media (photography, infographics).
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What are the elements of news?
he 5Ws and 1H: Who, What, When, Where, Why, and How.
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Why is objectivity important in journalism?
Objectivity ensures balanced and unbiased reporting, allowing readers to form their own opinions based on facts.
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T/F An editorial reflects the personal opinion of an individual writer, not the stance of the publication.
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T/F journalism is only limited to print media such as newspapers and magazines.
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T/F Journalists should always be biased in their reporting to express their personal opinions.
