Press Freedom

Courtney Dust

Account Manager at Digitas North America

Published Jun 9, 2016

Question: Should News Broadcasters be allowed to step in to an event just to get the story?

Answer: News Broadcasters should be allowed to step in to get a story if what the journalist is doing is not disrupting or causing harm to the setting. An example of the First Amendment of Freedom of Speech and the Press.

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