Despite their relative decline, why are the print media still important sources of information?
A) People prefer to hold paper in their hands rather than stare at screens.
B) They deliver news more quickly than any other source, and are more accessible.
C) They cover stories in more detail, inform the elite, and remain the largest gatherers of news.
D) They provide a conservative bias to balance the liberal bias of television news.
Question 2
Established in Brandenburg v. Ohio (1969), the Supreme Court's current free speech doctrine ________.
A) is much less protective of speech than the clear and present danger doctrine.
B) requires government to show that speech is directed at inciting or producing an illegal action.
C) requires government to show only that a negative consequence is possible as a result of the speech.
D) requires government to allow all forms of speech.
E) would result in more speakers jailed for sedition than in the previous half century.