Identify the following structures

A magazine publishes in-depth, investigative articles exposing sensational corruption in a local government. This is an example of what type of journalism (often associated with the early 1900s)?

All states and the federal government have passed shield laws in order to protect journalists against being compelled to reveal their sources. 

Often cited as an example of the power of well-executed crisis communication efforts, Johnson & Johnson’s 1982 decision to recall __________ from stores after some bottles of it were tampered with cost the company $100 million but ultimately saved the brand. 

A(n) __________ was an early form of book that was made of sheets of parchment, sewn together along the edge, and bound with wood strips and leather. 

Campbell, Martin, Fabos, & Becker defined __________ as “the total communication strategy conducted by a person, a government, or an organization attempting to reach and persuade an audience to adopt a point of view.” 

The medium that commands the most ad spending in both the U.S. and globally is __________. 

Please match the definitions below with the foundational term that best matches the definition. Note: not all choices will be used.

Often if journalists aren’t able to arrive at the scene of an event, they will turn to __________ to gather information such as quotes or photographs to tell news stories. 

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