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Klappentext The New Ethics of Journalism: A Guide for the 21st Century by Kelly McBride and Tom Rosenstiel provides an authoritative and practical book on Poynter's "green light" process in ethical decision making for journalists and journalism students. The work will include chapters on the roles and responsibilities of journalists (e.g., values, newsroom culture, decision making models), the landscape (e.g., owners, audiences, economics, citizens), and pressure points (e.g., accuracy, conflicts of interest, bias, and coverage of vulnerable people). In addition, the work will include a variety of case studies: "raw," workshop style, deconstructed, and in dialogue. "This is an essential book about a profoundly important subject published at a critical time. The New Ethics of Journalism: Principles for the 21st Century focuses intensely on the role that journalism plays in our society, a role that remains urgent and unique even as so much changes in the profession and in the business of journalism, as well as in our global society." --Bob Steele, Distinguished Professor of Journalism Ethics at DePauw University and Director of The Janet Prindle Institute for Ethics Zusammenfassung Examines the new pressures brought to bear on journalism by technology and changing audience habits. This book offers a new framework for making critical moral choices, as well as case studies that reinforce the concepts and principles rising to prominence in 21st century communication. Inhaltsverzeichnis Foreword: Journalism Ethics Then and Now - Bob Steele Introduction: New Guiding Principles for a New Era of Journalism - Kelly McBride and Tom Rosenstiel I. TRUTH 1. Truth Without Scarcity, Ethics Without Force - Clay Shirky 2. Kicking the Stone: The Search for Reliable Evidence in Journalism - Roy Peter Clark 3. Storytelling in the Digital Age - Tom Huang 4. Fact Checking...
List of contents
Foreword: Journalism Ethics Then and Now - Bob Steele
Introduction: New Guiding Principles for a New Era of Journalism - Kelly McBride and Tom Rosenstiel
I. TRUTH
1. Truth Without Scarcity, Ethics Without Force - Clay Shirky
2. Kicking the Stone: The Search for Reliable Evidence in Journalism - Roy Peter Clark
3. Storytelling in the Digital Age - Tom Huang
4. Fact Checking 2.0 - Steve Myers
5. Seeing is Not Believing: Photojournalism in the 21st Century - Kenneth Irby
II. TRANSPARENCY
6. Do Private Platforms Threaten Public Journalism? - Dan Gillmor
7. Networked Audiences: Attention and Data-Informed Journalism - Gilad Lotan
8. Centers of Investigative Reporting: New Model, Old Conflicts - Adam Hochberg
9. A New Pathway Toward Sourcing - Ann Friedman
10. Corrections and Ethics: Greater Accuracy Through Honesty - Craig Silverman
III. COMMUNITY
11. The (Still) Evolving Relationship Between "News" and "Community" - Steven Waldman
12. The Destablizing Force of Fear - danah boyd and Kelly McBride
13. How Untold Stories Can Reflect Diversity - Eric Deggans
14. Community as an End - Monica Guzman
Epilogue: The Future of Journalism Ethics - Kelly McBride and Tom Rosenstiel
