Journalism Ethics (e-bog) af Choudhary, R.
Choudhary, R.

Journalism Ethics e-bog

948,41 DKK
Besides the discussion of various areas of ethics, the chapters contain a set of case studies drawn from real events. They also include talking points - short contributions by some of the most prominent people in Indian journalism. They provide additional voices on the various areas, offering a different perspective or sometimes discussing the way an issue plays itself out in particular circumsta…
Besides the discussion of various areas of ethics, the chapters contain a set of case studies drawn from real events. They also include talking points - short contributions by some of the most prominent people in Indian journalism. They provide additional voices on the various areas, offering a different perspective or sometimes discussing the way an issue plays itself out in particular circumstances. The text is intended to be as practical as possible. There is also a set of discussions and exercises that could be used in a classroom situation. Finally, a selection of codes have also been included - chiefly the industry codes used in print and broadcasting. Editors and owners have responsibilities, too: they need to create the right conditions for careful, thoughtful and ethical journalism. I hope that this book will encourage journalists to take the time and trouble to explore ethical decision making as a professional skill that is as important as any other.
E-bog 948,41 DKK
Forfattere Choudhary, R. (forfatter)
Forlag Centrum Press
Udgivet 30.06.2010
Længde 300 sider
Genrer CBWJ
Sprog English
Format pdf
Beskyttelse LCP
ISBN 9789354120138

Besides the discussion of various areas of ethics, the chapters contain a set of case studies drawn from real events. They also include talking points - short contributions by some of the most prominent people in Indian journalism. They provide additional voices on the various areas, offering a different perspective or sometimes discussing the way an issue plays itself out in particular circumstances. The text is intended to be as practical as possible. There is also a set of discussions and exercises that could be used in a classroom situation. Finally, a selection of codes have also been included - chiefly the industry codes used in print and broadcasting. Editors and owners have responsibilities, too: they need to create the right conditions for careful, thoughtful and ethical journalism. I hope that this book will encourage journalists to take the time and trouble to explore ethical decision making as a professional skill that is as important as any other.