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Analyses/ Commentary Articles

Fall 2008, Vol. 20, No.1


The Journalist's "Duty of Care" - to Other Journalists

by Jane B. Singer in Analyses/ Commentary

Jane B. Singer
points out the journalist's "duty of care" to bloggers and other journalists.

A Philosophy of Accountability for Journalism

by Theodore L. Glasser & James S. Ettema in Analyses/ Commentary

Theodore L. Glasser & James S. Ettema
propose a philosophy of common sense accountability for journalism.






Teaching Ethics by Telling Stories

by Howard Good in Analyses/ Commentary

Howard Good
speaks of teaching ethics by telling stories.






Seeking the Noumena in Journalistic Ethics

by John C. Merrill in Analyses/ Commentary

John C. Merrill
seeks the noumena.






Fame, Fortune and Ethics

by Robert R. Smith in Analyses/ Commentary

Robert R. Smith
considers fame, fortune and ethics in telecommunications history.







Is Formula Journalism Good Journalism?

by Carole McNall in Analyses/ Commentary

Carole McNall
decries formulaic journalism.




Operation West End: A Case Study in Media Ethics

by Ramachandra R. Kothapalli in Analyses/ Commentary

Ramachandra R. Kothapalli
describes a case study.

Frey vs. Thoreau: Which Liar Tells More Truth?

by David Emblidge in Analyses/ Commentary

David Emblidge
compares Frey and Thoreau
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