Answer: Inquisitive.
For media practitioners, vloggers, podcasters, social media users, academe, writers and producers, and media audiences: A game🎯!
Try your hand at this 10-pt quiz given today to class members of the course Media Ethics and Legal Standards 🤸
10-pt Exercise:
1.Based on a first-hand account of a lawyer-vlogger, Atty Jesus Falcis, over DZMM Teleradyo yesterday: He was offered a couple of years ago by the media site Peanut Gallery Media Network (PGMN) to be one of the hosts based on a business model to ensure funding of the show and the network. What is this business model of the PGMN, or how does it earn part of its funding? What are your insights on this based on media ethics?
2.Are media practitioners allowed to receive money from politicians, companies, government agencies? Explain.
3.Is such practice illegal, however? Illustrate.
4.Explain the so-called AC-DC (attack-collect, defend-collect) of some unscrupulous media broadcasters.
5.When does media ethics violation cross over to a violation of laws, which leads to criminal investigations? Explain and illustrate.
And…
You’re on!
