Journalistic Ethics

Exploring the moral responsibilities of journalists, this book highlights the critical importance of accurate news reporting in serving the public interest. Through 31 contemporary case studies, it addresses pressing ethical issues such as freedom of the press, censorship, and the protection of confidential sources. The combination of practical examples and theoretical insights makes it essential reading for current and aspiring journalists, as well as anyone engaged with news media. The text emphasizes the ethical implications of journalism for both practitioners and consumers alike.