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TOC> WC: 268;CC: 1,661 Contents List of Exhibits Introduction: The Practice and Promise of Journalistic Ethics in a Digital World Organization of Book Practical Foundations Philosophical Foundations Conclusion Notes 1. Traditions, Conventions, and Ethics History of Journalism Conventions and Principles Independence, the Inverted Pyramid, and Objectivity Technology, Interactivity, and the New Media Case Study: Political Blog Notes 2. Newsrooms Go Online A Brief History Online Journalism and Its Audience Today Who Is a Journalist? The Online Journalist as Gatekeeper Case Study: News Director as Gatekeeper Notes 3. Gathering and Sharing Information Accuracy and Information Verification Source Transparency as a New Ethic Case Study (to come) Notes 4. Ethics and the Law Privacy and Deception: Can You Hide Your Prying Eyes? Local Statutes, Global Medium Shield Laws: Who Is a Journalist? Case Study: Deception Justified? Notes 5. Blogs and Other "Participatory Journalists" Are Bloggers Journalists? Bloggers and Journalistic Principles Bloggers' Ethics Watchdogs on the Watchdogs Journalists Who Blog Case Study: Newspaper's Blog Notes 6. Beyond Blogs: Other Interactive News Forms User-Generated Content News Organizations' Citizen Media Initiatives Polling and the Web Interactive Dialogue Through E-mail Case Study: A Citizen's Initiative Notes 7. Commercial Issues and Content Linking Church-State Separation of Advertising and News Linking and Implied Endorsement of Linked-to Content Case Study: Linking to YouTube.com? Notes 8. Cross-Platform Journalism, Partnering, and Cross-Ownership Public Service Culture Clashes Branding and Cross-Promotion Employer Ethics Conclusion Case Study: The TV Critic in a Partnered Newsroom Notes Appendices A. Society of Professional Journalists Code of Ethics B. Online News Association Founding Principles C. Key Concepts from The Elements of Journalism Index About the Authors
Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication:
Online journalism.
Journalistic ethics.