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| Journal of Mass Media Ethics |
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| Volume 21(4), 2006 |
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| CONTENTS |
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Keith, Susan, Schwalbe, Carol B., and Silcock, B. William |
Images in ethics codes in an era of violence and tragedy. |
245-264 |
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| | In an analysis of 47 U.S. journalism ethics codes, we found that although most consider images, only 9 address a gripping issue: how to treat images of tragedy and violence, such as those produced on the battlefields of Iraq, during the 2005 London bombings, and after Hurricane Katrina | |
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ethics
conflict
agreement
news
visualization
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Limor, Yehiel, and Himelboim, Itai |
Journalism and moonlighting: An international comparison of 242 codes of ethics. |
265-285 |
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| | In this project, we assessed 242 codes of media ethics from 94 countries across the globe, focusing on their treatment of moonlighting | |
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ethics
organizational
Eastern Europe
print journalism
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Rao, Shakuntala, and Johal, Navjit Singh |
Ethics and news making in the changing Indian mediascape. |
286-303 |
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| | The Indian mediascape has dramatically changed in the past 15 years | |
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broadcasting and media
ethics
economics
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news
law
organizational
privacy
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Fullerton, Romayne Smith, and Patterson, Maggie Jones |
Murder in our midst: Expanding coverage to include care and responsibility. |
304-321 |
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| | Using a U.S. and a Canadian example, in this article we argue that news reports of murder, especially of the heavily covered signal crimes that become part of community storytelling, often employ predetermined formulas that probe intrusively into the lives of those involved in the murder but ultimately come away with only cheaply sketched, stick-figure portraits | |
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democracy
law
North America
print journalism
news
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Murphy, James B., Ward, Stephen J. A., and Donovan, Aine |
Ethical ideals in journalism: Civic uplift or telling the truth? |
322-337 |
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| | In this article, we explore the tension between truth telling and the demands of civic life, with an emphasis on the tension between serving one's county and reporting the truth as completely and independently as possible | |
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democracy
ethics
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March, Charles |
Aristotelian ethos and the new orality: Implications for media literacy and media ethics. |
338-352 |
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| | Modern converged mass media, particularly television and the World Wide Web, may be fostering a new orality in opposition to traditional alphabetical literacy | |
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computer
television
language
literacy
classical rhetoric
public speaking
deception
ethics
rhetoric
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Tolan, Mary |
Self-imposed media blackout: A case study. |
353-358 |
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| | The media coverage of an Arizona prison takeover showed the journalistic struggle over the balancing of the fundamental tenets of the craft: How to report truthfully and accurately while minimizing harm | |
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