What is rooftop journalism?
a. It is a style of war news reporting that avoids in-depth coverage because it is observed only from high vantage points such as rooftops.
b. It is a style of war news reporting whereby journalists report on the events from nearby vantage points such as rooftops.
c. It is a style of war news reporting that developed to protect reporters and insulate viewers from the full horrors of the events unfolding on the streets below.
d. It is a style of war news reporting that takes place in a protected room as journalists view events through drone cameras.
b. It is a style of war news reporting whereby journalists report on the events from nearby vantage points such as rooftops.
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A) representative sample. B) stratified sample. C) parameter. D) general population.
The widening gap between developed and developing nations was created by:
a. Intrinsic differences between citizens, such as intelligence and race. b. Different rates of technological advances. c. Different levels of dependency on oil. d. Terrorism.