2 Written Questions

1. The adversarial press has the ability to argue with the government.
   John Peter Zenger recieved libel in 1735 for defaming his royal governor. The Adversarial Press was fueled by the taxation without representation
2. Circulation of printed papers have fallen becuse readers have switched to the Internet to save money.

2 Multiple Choice Questions

1. Reading content so that a reader will be able to discuss the subject with others.
   1. The adversarial press
   2. Reading as social practice
   3. Information subsidy
   4. Network Neutrality
2. Holds that companies providing Internet service should treat all sources of data equally by slowing them down or by charging for exhibiton.
   Ex. Comcast was sued by the Federal Trade Commission for violating this concept
   1. Network Neutrality
   2. The adversarial press
   3. Copyright
   4. Information subsidy

2 True/False Questions

1. Information subsidy → Holds that companies providing Internet service should treat all sources of data equally by slowing them down or by charging for exhibiton.
   Ex. Comcast was sued by the Federal Trade Commission for violating this concept

   True        False

2. Copyright → Copyright = limit on speech
   - citation and crediting work that has been copyrighted
   - profiting

   True        False