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What I learned from working on the Society of Professional Journalists’ new Code of Ethics
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When looking at journalism ethics winners, consider the public relations losers
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Facebook’s public relations efforts raise ethical questions
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What is ‘truth’ in documentaries? Sometimes, it’s a meltdown of a letdown.
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Figures lie and liars figure: Journalists should be wary of bias behind numbers
April 11, 2018
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In which I am quoted by Columbia Journalism Review about a potential conflict of interest involving media and a politician.
In which I am quoted on the ethics of publishing the names of juveniles charged with crimes - and the ethics of government telling journalists (and others) what they can and cannot say in balancing harm vs the public's need to know.
@SPJ_tweets @ua_jcm
In which I am quoted on the ethics of publishing the names of juveniles charged with crimes - and the ethics of government telling journalists (and others) what they can and cannot say in balancing harm vs the public's need to know.
@SPJ_tweets @ua_jcm
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Department of Journalism and Creative Media at the University of Alabama.
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