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1. The meaning of defamation is…
a. the act of harming a person’s reputation by either writing or saying something that’s false.
b. the act of harming a person’s occupation by either writing or saying something that’s not true.
c. the act of harming public official by saying something that’s not true.
2. A published falsehood, including words, photos, pictures or symbols is called …
a. libel
b. slander
c. rumor.
3. Who decides what’s harmful?
a. the courts
b. journalists
c. President.
4. Decode this acronym PIHF.
a. It stands for publication, identification, harm and fault.
b. These are the four elements a person claiming they were harmed must prove to the courts to win a libel case.
c. These are the four things all journalists should know when writing a sensitive or controversial story about someone else.
5. Four seems to be the magic number, because there are four common defenses. They are
a. consent, truth, privilege and ignorance.
b. consent, truth, privilege and opinion vs. fact (one cannot sue for libel if the article deals with opinions rather than facts).
c. consent, privilege, lack of experience and knowledge.
Listen once again to check if you were right.
Sum up the information you have just learned, using your answers.
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