Ethics for Media Users

Cees J. Hamelink

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Most projects in the field of media ethics address the freedom, quality and responsibility of mass media performance in connection with the conduct of professional media producers. This article proposes that the quest for freedom, quality and responsibility in the mass media should not only be the concern of producers, but also media users. It also argues that this concern is not adequately met through codes of conduct. To address seriously the matter of moral choice the design of a contextual and communicative ethics is needed.

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