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"Ethics in the News" provides a forum for students to compare and comment on media ethics reporting from various news sources. It seeks to critically evaluate events and their coverage as it explores ethical issues and concepts.Categories
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The Angry Black Woman
The article about the awarded TV Show writer, Shonda Rhimes had not yet appeared in Sunday’s paper but the public could not help to protest on Friday after it was published online. What was the fuss about? Alessandra Stanley, a … Continue reading
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Oops, you missed an ethic! (or two)
Video and images of journalists James Foley and Steven Sotloff, who were both beheaded by the Islamic jihadist group ISIS, were broadcasted by many media platforms recently. However, The Washington Times reported that one the Society of Professional Journalists (SPJ) Code of Ethics (to … Continue reading
Posted in Journalism, Uncategorized
Tagged beheading, ethics, ISIS, James Foley, journalism, journalist, Steven Sotloff, The Washington Times, Twitter
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