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The right to be left alone
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Journalists believe they have the right to publish what they think the public needs to know. (First Amendment) Individuals claim the right to keep their secrets. When individuals feel this line is crossed, they sue for invasion of privacy
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Broken down into 4 legal wrongs 1. Intrusion 2. Disclosure of embarrassing private facts about a person 3. False light 4. Appropriation
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Gathering information with hidden cameras, microphones, tape recorders or telephoto lenses. Includes peeping or listening to confidential conversations. Involves information collected through trespassing or from a private place without permission
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Disclosure is true information that does not need to be printed Involves embarrassing private information that is not newsworthy. You can print information if it is true, obtained legally and deemed newsworthy.
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Implying that a person is doing or saying something he is not. Manipulating facts or making innuendoes Taking pictures out of context or posing people for pictures to match stories can present recognizable people in a false light. (stories about suicide, drugs, alcohol use, abortion, homosexuality, etc.)
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Using a person’s name or likeness in an ad without consent or compensation. Get consent forms!! From parents too!!
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