1. This protects reporters from revealing their sources.

equal time doctrine

fairness doctrine

shield laws

prior restraint

2. This prohibits obscene or harassing conversation on any telecommunications facility.

FCC

Telecommunications Act

Telecommunications Commission

First Amendment

3. This is one way the government controls press coverage about national security issues.

through governmental review of stories

through the use of prior restraint

through FCC regulations

by classifying information as secret

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Hugo Gutierrez

Social Studies

17 August, 09:30

1. This protects reporters from revealing their sources.

equal time doctrine

fairness doctrine

shield laws

prior restraint

2. This prohibits obscene or harassing conversation on any telecommunications facility.

FCC

Telecommunications Act

Telecommunications Commission

First Amendment

3. This is one way the government controls press coverage about national security issues.

through governmental review of stories

through the use of prior restraint

through FCC regulations

by classifying information as secret

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Raquel Garrison · Answer 1

1. "Shield laws" is the one among the following choices given in the question that protects reporters from revealing their sources. The correct option is the third option.

2. " Telecommunications Act" is the one among the following choices given in the question that prohibits obscene or harassing conversation on any telecommunications facility. The correct option is the second option.

3. "By classifying information as secret" is the one way the government controls press coverage about national security issues. The correct option is the fourth option.