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Which of the following is NOT a principle of media laws?

Freedom of speech

Accuracy and fairness

Sensationalism and exaggeration (correct)

Privacy and confidentiality

What is the purpose of media laws?

To manipulate public opinion

To protect the rights of individuals and society (correct)

To promote sensationalism and exaggeration

To restrict the freedom of speech

Which of the following is a consequence of violating media laws?

Legal penalties and fines (correct)

Positive reputation

Increased media credibility

Enhanced public trust

Which of the following is NOT a type of technology covered under technology and media laws in India?

Transportation technology Signup and view all the answers

What is the maximum penalty for violating technology and media laws in India?

Fine of ₹1 crore Signup and view all the answers

Which government body is responsible for enforcing technology and media laws in India?

Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Principles of Media Laws

One of the principles of media laws is NOT "prior restraint"

Purpose of Media Laws

The purpose of media laws is to regulate the media industry and ensure that it operates in a responsible and ethical manner

Consequences of Violating Media Laws

One of the consequences of violating media laws is a fine and/or imprisonment

Technology and Media Laws in India

The types of technology covered under technology and media laws in India include broadcasting, telecommunications, and cyber laws
One type of technology NOT covered under technology and media laws in India is "automobile technology"

Penalties for Violating Technology and Media Laws in India

The maximum penalty for violating technology and media laws in India is imprisonment for up to 3 years and/or a fine of up to ₹5 lakh

Enforcement of Technology and Media Laws in India

The government body responsible for enforcing technology and media laws in India is the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology

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Test your knowledge on media laws with this quiz! Learn about the principles of media laws, their purpose, and the consequences of violating them. Challenge yourself to see how well you understand the legal framework that governs the media industry.