Journalism Ethics

"Introduction,"Christopher Meyers: Part One: Theoretical and Conceptual Foundations Chapter One: Ethics Theory and Decision-Making Chapter Introduction 1: Deni Elliott and David Ozar: "An Explanation and a Method for the Ethics of Journalism," 2: Renita Coleman: "Moral Development and Journalism," Chapter Two: History and Justification Chapter Introduction 1: Stephanie Craft: "Journalistic Independence as First Amendment Guarantee and Moral Obligation," 2: Sandra Borden: "The Moral Justification for Journalism," 3: Herman Wasserman: "The Search for Global Media Ethics," Chapter Three: What is Journalism? Who is a Journalist? Chapter Introduction 1: Michael Davis: "Why Journalism is a Profession," 2: "Who is a Journalist?" Jay Black 3: Jane Singer: "The Practice of Journalism: Digital Journalism," Chapter Four: Objectivity Chapter Introduction 1: Stephen J. A . Ward: "Inventing Objectivity: New Philosophical Foundations," 2: "Is Objective News Possible?" Carrie Figdor Part Two: The Practice of Journalism Chapter Five: The Business of Journalism Chapter Introduction 1: Ian Richards: "Journalism's Tangled Web: Business, Ethics and Professional Practice," 2: Rick Edmonds: "The Decline of the News Business," 3: Marty Steffens: "Covering a World that's Falling Apart, When Yours is Too," Chapter Six: Privacy Chapter Introduction 1: Clifford G. Christians: "The Ethics of Privacy," 2: Candace Gauthier: "Understanding and Respecting Privacy," Chapter Seven: Approaching the News-Reporters and Consumers Chapter Introduction 1: Jacqui Banaszynski: "Conflicting Loyalties and Personal Choices," 2: Edward Wasserman: "A Robust Future for Conflict of Interest," 3: Aaron Quinn: "Respecting Sources' Confidentiality: Critical but not Absolute," 4: Wendy Wyatt Chapter Eight: Getting the Story: "Consumers and the News: The Ethical Responsibilities of News Consumers," Chapter Introduction 1: Patrick Lee Plaisance: "The Ethos of 'Getting the Story'," 2: Lee Wilkins: "Mitigation Watchdogs: The Ethical Foundation for a Journalist's Role," Chapter Nine: Ethics and Images Chapter Introduction 1: Julianne H. Newton and Rick Williams: "Image Ethics in Personal and Public Domains," 2: Paul Martin Lester: "Ethics and Images: Five Major Concerns,"