Media Ethics And Self Regulation

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Introduction 1. What are Ethics? 2. News: Towards a Definition 3. Media Morality 4. The Press and the Public 5. Professional Morality 6. Codes of Conduct and Regulation 7. Practical Applications of the Ethical Issues 8. Deciding what to Publish 9. Presenting the Information 10. History of Media Regulation 11. Regulatory Systems 12. The Future Appendics: 1. PCC Code of Conduct 2. NUJ Code of Conduct 3. NUJ Working Practices 4. Radio Authority Code 5. BBC Code of Ethics 6. International Federation of Journalists 7. BSC Code of Conduct 8. ITC Code of Practice 9. NUJ Guidelines 10. Addresses for Regulatory Bodies Glossary of Terms Bibliography Index

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