Ethics in Journalism

Ron F. Smith

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

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Preface. Part I: Principles and Guidelines . 1. The Search for Principles. 2. The Study of Ethics. Part II: Telling the Truth . 3. Truth and objectivity. 4. Errors. 5. Transparency. 6. Faking the News. Part III: Reporting the News . 7. Working with sources. 8. The Government Watch. 9. The shady world of unnamed sources. 10. Deception. Part IV: Compassion and the Journalist . 11. Compassion, privacy and ordinary citizens. 12. Privacy for Political Leaders. 13. Compassion and Photographers. Part V: Conflicts of Interest . 14. Journalists and Their Communities. 15. Freebies and Financial Concerns. 16. The Business of Journalism. Cases to Discuss. Index

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