We have seen together that advertising to children in Canada is something that the marketing and communication industries are treating with the highest degree of standards and accountability.

1. We have seen together that advertising to children in Canada is something that the marketing and communication industries are treating with the highest degree of standards and accountability. When looking at the JUUL case study, please identify and explain three (3) ethical elements that were disputable.

2. Journalism’s cultural authority has had a rollercoaster relationship with the public lately, especially with the rise of fake news, the polarization of the media and the growing citizen journalism activities. Now, what about the cultural authority of entertainment personalities? To answer that question in full:

1) Explore a social debate in which personalities could be threatening the cultural authority of journalism. Name the topic of the debate and explain how they can influence the outcomes.

2) Explore how entertainment personalities can complete or add to the cultural authority of journalism, and how they can meet in the same awards-arena. Name at least one example currently airing on television and why it is considered legitimate by the world of information media.

3. In class, I mentioned that I disagreed with Borden and Bowers (2020) when they say that “as third parties, sources and subjects cannot count on being the intended beneficiaries in their interactions with journalists”. Using notions explored about whistleblowers, explain how you could understand that someone disagrees with this affirmation.

4. Please explain why adding staffers from minority groups in newsrooms is not enough to diversify newsroom culture and news values effectively. List and explain at least three (3) arguments.

5. Please explain how immensely problematic the accumulation of data by corporations, governments and other actors of our society can be.?