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Journalism Ethics
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15 March 2024

LANGUAGE ARTS & DISCIPLINES / Journalism
“A clear, compelling, and comprehensive guide to how journalism, at its best, should work. Students and veterans alike could learn a great deal from it.”
—Alan Rusbridger, editor-in-chief, The Guardian, 1995–2015
Preface vii
Acknowledgements xiv
Introduction 1
Chapter 1: Accuracy 4
Chapter 2: Seek the Truth 13
Chapter 3: Balance, Impartiality, Fairness 22
Chapter 4: Independence 33
Chapter 5: Sourcing 44
Chapter 6: Social Media 55
Chapter 7: Duty of Care and Minimising Harm 63
Chapter 8: Photo, Video, and Infographics 73
Chapter 9: Graphic Imagery 85
Chapter 10: Representation of Women 95
Chapter 11: Gender and Sexual Orientation 102
Chapter 12: Race, Religion, Ethnicity 112
Chapter 13: Disability and Mental Health 123vi Contents
Chapter 14: Medicine and Health 133
Chapter 15: Business and Finance 145
Chapter 16: Climate Change 156
Chapter 17: Crime 165
Chapter 18: Elections 179
Chapter 19: Artificial Intelligence 189
Chapter 20: Safety 196
Chapter 21: Wars and Conflict 208
Further Reading 219
About the Author 222