Foreman:

The Ethical Journalist: Making Responsible Decisions in the Pursuit of News

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Table Of Contents

Chapter 1: Why Ethics Matters in Journalism

Chapter 2: Ethics: The Bedrock of a Society

Chapter 3: The News Media's Role in Society

Chapter 4: For Journalists, a Clash of Moral Duties

Chapter 5: The Public and the Media: Love and Hate

Chapter 6: Applying Four Classic Theories of Ethics

Chapter 7: Using a Code of Ethics as a Decision Tool

Chapter 8: Making Moral Decisions You Can Defend

Chapter 9: Stolen Words, Invented Facts . . . Or Worse

Chapter 10: Confl icts of Interest: Divided Loyalties

Chapter 11: The Business of Producing Journalism

Chapter 12: Getting the Story Right and Being Fair

Chapter 13: Dealing With Sources of Information

Chapter 14: Making News Decisions About Privacy

Chapter 15: Making News Decisions About Taste

Chapter 16: Deception, a Controversial Reporting Tool

Chapter 17: Covering a Diverse, Multicultural Society

Chapter 18: Ethics Issues Specific to Web Journalism

Chapter 19: Ethics Issues Specific to Visual Journalism

Chapter 20: Ethics in the Changing Media Environment

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