One of the first uses for the radio was during the Titanic disaster of 1912

Most scholars of speech would define a good argument as _____

w. one that is complete, with a claim, evidence, and warrant x. one that is worthy of serious consideration by a reasonably intelligent, well-informed, and fair-minded listener y. provocative enough to rise above the din of competing claims and stories z. one that eliminates the need for further discussion and debate of an issue A) w & x B) w & y C) w & z D) x & z

Which of the following cases established that reporters have a legal obligation to keep a verbal promise made to a source?

A. Morse v. Frederick B. Cohen v. Cowles Media C. Gertz v. Roberts D. Food Lion v. ABC