For Many Years (Until the Regulation Was No Longer Enforced)

question 48

Multiple Choice

For many years (until the regulation was no longer enforced) , broadcasters who aired programs on controversial issues were required to provide time for opposing views under a policy known as the

• A)equal time rule.
• B)right of rebuttal.
• C)fairness doctrine.
• D)matching time requirement.
• E)compensation principle.

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Definitions:

Outsiders

Individuals who are not part of a specific group, organization, or community, often lacking the specific knowledge or experiences of that group.

Organizational Bias

Unfair favoritism or prejudice within an organization, often leading to unequal treatment of employees.

Benefits

Various forms of value or compensation provided by employers to employees over and above regular salaries, such as health insurance, retirement plans, and paid time off.

Credibility

The quality of being trusted and believed in, often resulting from a history of accuracy, reliability, and integrity.