The phrase the people’s right to know was coined by:
The phrase the people’s right to know was coined by: (A) Harold Cross (B) Kent Cooper (C) Elie
The phrase the people’s right to know was coined by: (A) Harold Cross (B) Kent Cooper (C) Elie
Section 132 A of the Indian Evidence Act, 1872, protects: (A) personal privacy (B) official informers (C) police
An inductive method is normally used in: (A) statistical tests (B) content analysis (C) path analysis (D) exploratory
A computerised media optimisation programme is called: (A) meteor (B) media plan (C) efficiency strategy (D) operational research
When the colors in an advertisement are out of line, they are described as: (A) out of border
Reader advertisement is set in: (A) the news style (B) the editorial style (C) the feature style (D)
The theory of symbolic interactionism emphasises on: (A) language and meanings (B) symbols and signs (C) human behaviour
The concept of positivism is found in: (A) transnational communication (B) developmental communication (C) intercultural communication (D) organisational
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