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Publications about Media Ethics in the Journals of NCA and Its Regional Affiliates 1987-2007

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This bibliography was compiled by using the terms "media ethics" and "journalism ethics" while searching the ComAbstracts and Communication and Mass Media Index databases for articles published in the 16 journals of the National Communication Association and its regional affiliates for the period January 1, 1987 through February 23, 2007....

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