Which of these is not a trademark of public service journalism? A. reporting in which journalists act as an advocate of the publ
ic B. promoting the public welfare C. journalists' lack of involvement in reporting D. a focus on objective and factual reports, rather than human interest stories or investigative reporting E. also known as investigative reporting and attempts to uncover information that might be helpful or prevent exploitation of the public or individuals
Public service journalism is when journalists acts as an advocate f or the public, and also is known as investigating reporting and attempts to uncover information. The correct answer is A & D.
<span>Which
of these is not a trademark of public service journalism? A. reporting
in which journalists act as an advocate of the public </span> <span>D. a focus on objective and factual reports, rather than human interest stories or investigative reporting </span>
Jargon is the terminology of special words or expressions that are used by a particular profession or group and are difficult for others to understand.
