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| Journal of Mass Media Ethics |
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| Volume 23(3), 2008 |
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Cooke-Jackson, Angela, and Hansen, Elizabeth K. |
Appalachian culture and reality TV: The ethical dilemma of stereotyping others. |
183-200 |
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| | Stereotypical images of Appalachians abound in entertainment media | |
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popular culture
television
broadcasting and media
ethics
classical rhetoric
race and ethnicity
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Fullerton, Romayne Smith, and Patterson, Maggie Jones |
'Killing' the true story of first nations: The ethics of constructing a culture apart. |
201-218 |
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| | Cases taken from the coverage of Canadian/Ipperwash and American/Makah disputes over tribal land and sea claims point up that subtle but entrenched racist assumptions, conclusions, and myths of native culture persist despite attempts by newsrooms to be more culturally sensitive | |
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cultural studies
theory
print journalism
history
metaphor
ethics
intercultural
race and ethnicity
North America
news
critical theory
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Aiello, Lauren, and Proffitt, Jennifer M. |
VNR usage: A matter of regulation or ethics? |
219-234 |
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| | This paper explores the use of video news releases (VNRs) without source disclosure from legal and ethical perspectives | |
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ethics
public relations
visualization
print journalism
television
law
broadcasting and media
politics and government
economics
advertising
deception
democracy
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Baker, Sherry |
The Model of The Principled Advocate and The Pathological Partisan: A virtue ethics construct of opposing archetypes of public relations and advertising practitioners. |
235-253 |
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| | Drawing upon contemporary virtue ethics theory, The Model of The Principled Advocate and The Pathological Partisan is introduced | |
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public relations
ethics
rhetoric
theory
metaphor
advertising
deception
interpersonal
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