How does the Ollman test differ from the Milkovich test as a means of distinguishing fact from opinion?
What will be an ideal response?
Milkovich focuses on a single question: Can it be proved that the defamatory material is true or false? Ollman examines that issue, but also asks about the ordinary meaning of the words and the journalistic and social contexts that generated the defamatory statements.
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a. the occasion. b. something personal. c. a recent event. d. a historical event.
Public relations pioneer __________ emphasized that organizations exist with the consent of their publics
a. Marvin Olasky b. Amitai Etzioni c. Bill Adams d. Edward Bernays