medialaw
nounUK /ˈmiːdiəlɔː/
US /ˈmiːdiəlɔː/
Medialaw is a made-up word for the rules about how people share news and stories with everyone.
The teacher explained medialaw so the class knew how to share videos fairly.
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2. The set of rules that say what TV and radio stations may show.
The station checked medialaw before airing the cartoon.
3. A school subject about fairness in newspapers and online posts.
In medialaw class, we learned why sources matter.
4. An agreement about who can use a picture or video.
They signed a medialaw form before using the photo.