Media ethics: cases and moral reasoning
Publisher: Addison Wesley Longman, 1998001: 2426ISBN: 0801317894DDC classification: 301.16 CHRItem type | Current library | Collection | Call number | Copy number | Status | Date due | Barcode | |
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- Introduction: Ethical Foundations and Perspectives
- The Potter Box Model of Reasoning
- Using Ethical Principles
- Five Ethical Guidelines
- To Whom is Moral Duty Owed?
- Who Ought to Decide?
- I News
- 1 Institutional Pressures
- The New York Times fires Jayson Blair
- CNN in Baghdad
- The Time Warner Colossus
- NBC and GM's Pickup
- The Wichita Experiment
- 2 Truthtelling
- Al Jazeera
- Reporting on Enron
- The Unabomber's Manifesto
- Fabrication at The Globe
- An Enemy of the People
- 3 Reporters and Sources
- Covering the Middle East
- Stolen Voice Mail
- Embedded Reporters
- Risky Foods
- 4 Social Justice
- Affirmative Action in Michigan
- Distributing the Internet
- Sexism and World Cup Soccer
- Ten Weeks at Wounded Knee
- 5 Invasion of Privacy
- The Controversial Patriot Act
- Privacy in Cyberspace
- A Prostitute on Page 12
- Dead Body Photo
- II Persuasion In Advertising
- 6 Special Audiences
- The Littlest Consumers
- Selling Students to Advertisers?
- Some Say ldquo;Nordquo; More Often than Others
- The Bill Sell for a ldquo;Purely Progressive Tax.rdquo
- The Vagina Dialogues
- 7 What to Advertise
- A Magazine and Its Cigarettes
- Does Alcohol Advertising Get a ldquo;Free Ride?rdquo
- Promoting ldquo;Smart Tanning?rdquo
- Feminine Hygiene in the Living Room
- Empowering or Manipulating the Health Care Consumer?
- 8 How To Say It
- No Holds Barred-The Rise of Guerrilla Marketing
- Yo Quiero Stereotype?
- Making the Same Different: Parity Products
- Defining Outrageousness Down
- Anorexic Chic?
- 9 Media Considerations
- Gatekeepers I Closing the Door
- Gatekeepers II Opening the Door
- Farewell to a ldquo;Sanctuary from Advertisingrdquo
- Infomercials-ldquo;They Need to Make You Rich, Thin, or Beautiful
- The Best Do All Three.rdquo
- The Non-Advertising-Free Internet-In Search of a Balance
- III Persuasion And Public Relations
- 10 Public Communication
- Mr. Ethics Sells Out
- Playing Defense on the Court(room) of Public Opinion
- A Public Relations ldquo;Discovery.rdquo
- A Campaign Pioneer?
- 11 Telling the Truth in Organizational Settings
- A Good Thing?
- A Committed Front?
- A Sale at the Local Nonprofit?
- A Web of Caring
- 12 Conflicting Loyalties
- A New Client?
- Case 1 Friends?
- Case 2 The Friendly Journalist?
- Politician Pitches Pills
- All Too Human?
- The Long-Distance Client
- 13 The Demands of Social Responsibility
- Pepsi Challenged by Rumors
- Smart Giving
- Employee Volunteers
- The Medical Endorsement?
- Caught on Tape
- IV Entertainment
- 14 Violence
- Hear It, Feel It, Do It
- Crunchy Terror in T-Rex Park
- ldquo;The Storyteller.rdquo
- 15 Profits, Wealth, and Public Trust
- Crude Script for Tinsel Town
- Virtual Whitewash
- Deep Trouble for Harry
- Super Strip
- Sue Thomas
- 16 Media Scope and Depth
- Reel History
- Bigotry as Entertainment
- They Call it Paradise
- Tragedy Lite
- The League of Literary Makeovers
- 17 Censorship
- The Voice of America
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