Journalism Ethics
Impact of Students Internship Experience on their Perception of Journalism Ethics
... the ethics of their profession has always been a subject of interest to ...because journalism, as a profession, has much impact on the development of society and when its ethical codes are violated; a great ...
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The First Amendment as license and limitation : the Supreme Court addresses principles of journalism ethics (1947-2005)
... responsible journalism gained widespread currency through the Hutchins Commission, which included pragmatic instrumentalist Harold ...as journalism ethics and socially responsible journalism ...
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Literary journalism: Ethics in three dimensions
... literary journalism has the potential ‘to anchor storytelling to a contingent world in a way that is more persuasive and trustworthy’ (Greenberg, 2011: 169), a larger public discussion might be beneficial in ...
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Accurate as of the timestamp : newspaper journalism ethics in a time of economic and technological change
... “We’re providing the information that people need to live their lives in a democracy and we do something because our vested interest is in getting out information and the truth, and a lot of institutions, including the ...
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Journalism Ethics amid Structural Change
... In addition to being more open, the Internet is a more fluid news environment because there also is unlimited time for a story to be told. Especially for “breaking news,” or news of an event as it is happening, online ...
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Accountability and Transparency of Entrepreneurial Journalism: Unresolved ethical issues in crowdfunded journalism projects
... entrepreneurial journalism entails specific ethical issues, given that entrepreneurs are constantly wearing different ...crowdfunded journalism start-up or a crowdfunding ...
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Role of Education and Work Experience in Journalists Perception about Journalism Codes of Ethics
... of journalism ethics codes, justifiability of using contentious news gathering methods, and concern towards journalistic plagiarism and ...way journalism is practiced and perceived in ...towards ...
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Journalism and Digital Technologies
... college is no longer valid,” said a Spanish editor. “Today, the receiver is a producer as well, and they may be much wiser than us all. … That is wonderful” (Vujnovic et al., 2010). Nearly 95 percent of the journalists ...
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Journalism, Gatekeeping, and Interactivity
... In this chapter I will discuss these technological and social influences on journalistic gatekeeping by reflecting on my own research in these areas over the last decade or so. The chapter begins with a review of the ...
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Influence of Journalism on Crime
... The publicity given in newspapers, particularly the sensational ones, and the details of such tragic scenes has undoubtedly been responsible for the frequency of the recurrence.3 "Clearl[r] ...
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Truth, Ideology, and Journalism
... Media Research Center, Cyberalert (Mar.. 7 Again we have this enormous gap between the perceptions of the people and the perceptions of the media. This is the way [r] ...
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The State of Humanitarian Journalism
... Several relative newcomers, based outside the West and funded by state money have also become crucial producers of humanitarian journalism. Indeed, state funding from the Qatari government enabled Al Jazeera ...
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Journalism in the Network
... The following pages briefly highlight three studies of what working in a shared space means for journalists. They offer successively wider scopes, from a national newspaper website, to one with a more global outlook and ...
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The Sociology of Journalism
... of journalism, is the book Comparing Media Systems (Hallin & Mancini ...of journalism in different countries, Hallin and Mancini argued that media systems gradually homogenize over time and converge ...
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Journalism in a Network
... negotiation. Journalism once had clear ...space; journalism was produced within a newsroom and processed by editors who worked in ...too; journalism came neatly packaged within the pages of a ...
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Disparity Between Journalism Education and Journalism Practice in Four Maghreb States
... a journalism graduate working for the government-owned news agency, Tunis Afrique Presse (TAP), said that although the agency provides some coverage of the opposition party activity in Tunisia, "we mostly ...
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Sycophancy and Objective Journalism
... Decades after Nigerian renowned musician cum evangelist Sunny Okosun asked which way Nigeria in one of his songs, no definite answer has been given rather, our society is still head- ing downwards socially, economically, ...
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The Data Journalism Handbook
... Terms like “data journalism” and the newest buzzword, “data science,” may sound like they describe something new, but this is not strictly true. Instead these new labels are just ways of characterizing a shift ...
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The Ethics of Social Journalism
... of journalism studies research currently relates to journalists’ multiple concerns about user-generated content or participatory journalism – material that users contribute to news products once controlled ...
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Journalism and Media Studies
... of Journalism and Media Studies envisions a global society where citizens are engaged in their communities; where media professionals are ethical and committed to social justice, and embrace technology to serve ...
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