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| 1. | The type of relationship the government has with the media |
| 3. | A term describing a test group, when information is released to test the outcome of opinions. |
| 4. | This media form was first used during fireside chats |
| 5. | This media form is leading in readership and use |
| 6. | This type of ad usually uses a split screen to compare candidates. |
| 8. | An Unauthorized release of information |
| 10. | Having spokespeople explain what a candidate meant to say |
| 12. | Only preapproved questions are allowed at these functions |
| 13. | The media Function that determines what is or is not newsworthy |
| 14. | Obama wearing overalls and doing hard labor on a farm would be an example of this type of ad. |
| 15. | A brief statement no longer than a few seconds used in broadcast media. |
| 16. | This type of ad conveys a sense of momentum |
| 19. | The Media Function that uses investigative reporting |
| 21. | A literary work in which human vice or folly is attacked |
| 22. | A short catchy song, like 1-800-safe-auto, that helps sell a product |