people Flashcards

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Rupert Murdoch

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owns News Corporation, runs it like a small family buisness

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Walt Disney

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started Disney and now Disney is amazing and international

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Steve Jobs

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largest shareholder in disney

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Philo T Farnsworth

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made the television, only watched it for the moon landing

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Vladmir Zworykin

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worked for RCA, thought he made the tv first, went to court over it and lost

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Ted Turner

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launced WTBS, 24 hour news channel: CNN, Cartoon Network, and turner classic movies

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Ivy Lee

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early PR person, helped railroads deal with their image, better to tell the truth

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Bernays

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Applied social-scientific research techniques to public relations: engineering consent

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9
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George Creel

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Four minute men, write a 4 minute speech asap

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ROPES

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research, objectives, programming, evaluation, stewardship

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John Peter Zenger Case

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Zenger’s NY Journal accused gov of NY for corruption, came out not guilty becasue truth is a defense against libel

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NY Times v. Montgomery

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came out with saying you need “actual malice”

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13
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Daniel Ellsberg

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leaked info on Vietnam policy

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immanuel Kant

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categorical imperitive: act the way you want people to act

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15
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John Rawls

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veil of ignorance

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John Stuart Mill

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prinicple of unity: greatest good for the greatest number