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Film “Capote” Raises Disturbing Ethical Questions
If there is a scandal in the making of the best-selling non-fiction book of 1966, it’s not about the facts contained in the 368 pages of Truman Capote’s In Cold Blood. Virtually every detail about the brutal murder of the … Continue reading
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Morals and the Media Black, White and Grey: Ethics in South African Journalism Review
Perhaps the greatest hindrance to the development of a global journalism ethic is the inherent complexity of the concept. Two recently published texts in journalism ethics, one written by Canadian Nick Russell and the other by South African journalist Franz … Continue reading
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Testing the Limits and Consequences of Free Speech on University Campuses
The new editor-in-chief at the The University of Western Ontario’s Gazette, Canada’s oldest student newspaper, is starting the school year equipped with a clean slate of ethics and a fresh approach to campus journalism. The paper, founded in 1906 at … Continue reading
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