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control to press in the beginning
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only scholars and elite had accessonly wealthy people could read
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control of printed word originally
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scribes and monkschurch overruling power and had ultimate controlmedia reinforces power of...
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printing press first printed
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biblesclassic texts
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henry XIII
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didn't like criticismbegins his own church and demands a license from the crown to printpunishment...
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protestantism
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people had to learn to read scriptureliteracy rates went upcolonies endorsed education
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the stamp act
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not only caused tea taxes to rise, but paper costs as well
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4 theories of media control
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authoritarianliberatariansocial responsibilitysoviet
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authoritarian
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heavy state regulation
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liberatarian
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1st ammendment, individual right of freedom
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social responsibility
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government intervention, media must serve public
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soviet
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state owns the presshas the most control
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downfalls of libertarian process
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no quality controlprinted material that is untruehow to answer the question about content which...
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print media gov regulations
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in order to own a newspaper you must be an american citizen/corporationno one can have a monopoly...
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regulations on broadcast
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same rules as printmust have a license
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license requirements
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news must serve public interest (weather alerts, service annoucements, news)advertising time...
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