The Handbook of Mass Media Ethics

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Part I: Foundations * A philosophically based inquiry into the nature of communicating humans Wayne Woodward * A short history of media ethics in the United States John P. Ferre * Essential shared values and 21st Century Journalism Deni Elliott * Moral development: A psychological approach to understanding ethical judgment Renita Coleman and Lee Wilkins * The search for universals Clifford G. Christians and Thomas W. Cooper Part II: Professional Practice 6. Truth and objectivity Stephen J. A. Ward 7. Photojournalism ethics: A 21st-Century dance of behavior, technology and ideology Julianne H. Newton 8. Why diversity is an ethical issue Ginny Whitehouse 9. The ethics of advocacy: Moral reasoning in the practice of public relations Sherry Baker 10. The ethics of propaganda and the propaganda of ethics Jay Black 11. Perspectives on pornography demand ethical critique Wendy Wyatt and Kris E. Bunton 12. Violence Patrick Plaisance 13. The eroding boundaries between news and entertainment and what they mean for democratic politics Bruce A. Williams and Michael X. Delli Carpini 14. What can we get away with? The ethics or art and entertainment in the neo-liberal world Angharad N. Valdivia Part III: Concrete Issues 15. Justice as a journalistic value and goal David A. Craig 16. Transparency in journalism: Menaings, merits and risks Stephanie Craft and Kyle Heim 17. Conflict of interest enters a new age Edward Wasserman 18. Digital ethics in autonomous systems Michael Bugeja 19. Peace journalism Seow Ting Lee 20. Privacy and the press Lou Hodges Part IV: Institutional considerations 21. Buddhist moral ethics: Intend no harm, intend to be of benefit S. Holly Stocking 22. Communitarianism Mark Fackler 23. Freedom of expression and the liberal democratic tradition G. Stuart Adam 24. Media ownership in a corporate age Matthew P. McAllister and Jennifer M. Proffitt 25. The media in evil circumstances Robert S. Fortner 26. Ethical tensions in news making: What journalism has in common with other professions Sandra L. Borden and Peggy Bowers 27. Feminist media ethics Linda Steiner 28. Global media ecology: Why there is no global Media ethics standard Mark D. Alleyne

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