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media ethics

Expression of opinion as to the public conduct of public servants is not

Leave a Comment / Dec 2013 (II), MCQ (Question-Answer), Media Law & Ethics, UGC-NET (Paper II) /

Expression of opinion as to the public conduct of public servants is not (A) A breach of privilege (B) Contempt of public servants (C) Violation of service protection (D) Defamatory Correct Ans: (D) Explanation: Expressing an opinion about the public conduct of government officials does not qualify as defamation. In a democratic society, public servants […]

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The first chairman of the Press Council of India was

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The first chairman of the Press Council of India was (A) Justice Rajagopala Iyenger (B) Justice P. B Sawant (C) Justice Jeevan Reddy (D) Justice J.R. Mudholkar Correct Ans: (D) Explanation: Justice J.R. Mudholkar was the first chairman of the Press Council of India (PCI). The government established PCI in 1966 to maintain journalistic ethics

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Non-statutory news councils are popular in

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Non-statutory news councils are popular in (A) India (B) China (C) USA (D) Malaysia Correct Ans: (C) Explanation: Non-statutory news councils are widely popular in the USA. These councils function as self-regulatory bodies, ensuring that news organizations follow ethical journalism practices. Unlike government-controlled regulatory bodies, they operate independently without direct state interference. In the USA,

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The application of media ethics involves

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The application of media ethics involves (A) Finding most morally defensible answer to a problem. (B) Maintaining the right to privacy. (C) Rejecting government’s control over media. (D) Maintaining the high standards of performance. Correct Ans: (A) Explanation: The application of media ethics requires finding the most morally defensible answer to a problem. Journalists and

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