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I. MEDIA ETHICS: THE BACKGROUND AND THE PROCESS.
1. Deciding and Acting: Ethics on the Job.
II. ETHICS IN THE PURSUIT OF NEWS.
2. Your Personal Code: Troubling Concepts.
3. The Ethics of Technique.
4. You and Your Editor.
III. ETHICS IN PURSUIT OF PROFIT.
5. Social Responsibility and Codes of Ethics.
6. Corporate Profits and Newsroom Ethics.
7. Ethics in the Countinghouse.
8. The Changing Face of the Media.
IV. THE MEDIA INSTITUTION AND SOCIETY.
9. New Corporate Character, New Societal Status?
10. Special Problem Areas.
V. PUBLIC RELATIONS, THE MEDIA AND SOCIETY.
11. Public Relations.
Appendix A. American Society Of Newspaper Editors Statement Of Principles.
Appendix B. Society Of Professional Journalists Code Of Ethics.
Appendix C. Radio/Television News Directors Association Code Of Broadcast News Ethics.
Appendix D. Associated Press Managing Editors Code Of Ethics.
Appendix E. Dow Jones & Company Conflicts Of Interest Policy.
Appendix F. The Advertising Code Of American Business.
Appendix G. Public Relations Society Of America Code Of Professional Standards For The Practice Of Public Relations.
Appendix H. Freedom Of Information Service Center Sample Letter.
Appendix I. Associated Press Sports Editors Ethics Guidelines.
Appendix J. National Victim Center's Suggested Media Code Of Ethics.
Appendix K. American Society Of Magazine Editors Guidelines For Advertising.
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Ricardo Ward
reviewed Media Ethics on June 30, 2009
Media Ethics
Mostly concentrated on tearing down the Bush administration, I was expecting more shocking or rather, unexpected knowledge that has slipped under the table in recent years. While I personally enjoyed the analysis that media played on hiding certain pieces of information and how it relayed facts and twisted it one way or the other, it was hard to pinpoint what the actual purpose of the book was. It's very hard to rebut any of the authors key points but it felt, scattered. A lot of long analogies were used and though useful to make a point, as a reader one lost track of what the purpose of the analogy was, once it went on for more than two pages.
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