Groping for ethics in journalism

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Journalism and Media Studies Media Studies and Communication Ethics in Business and Education

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Preface. SECTION 1. PRINCIPLES. 1. The Search for Principles. 2. Accountability. 3. The Study of Ethics. SECTION 2. TELLING THE TRUTH. 4. Truth and Objectivity. 5. Errors and Corrections. 6. Diversity. 7. Faking the News. SECTION 3. REPORTING THE NEWS. 8. Reporters and Their Sources. 9. Privacy. 10. The Government Watch. 11. Deception. 12. Compassion. SECTION 4. CONFLICTS OF INTEREST. 13. The Business of News. 14. Journalists and Their Communities. 15. Freebies and Financial Concerns. Index.

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