Humphrey Fellows at Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication – ASU
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At its core, journalism ethics are rooted in one primary goal, which is telling the truth. There are other principles, like objectivity, that have been questioned and redefined as the …
The Need for Essential Truth Read MoreOne of my first lessons about a personal code of ethics can be found in the story of the boy who cried wolf. In this fable, a young shepherd boy …
Crying Wolf? Read MoreAs a journalism student, ethics are drilled in your brain from the first day you sit in JMC 110. Dean Gilger rattles them off quickly and often. This school is …
Are we people or journalists first? Read MoreEthics like religion, food and recreation is largely a matter of personal choice. While some values are universal, each individual has a different threshold of how much he or she …
‘To each his own’ – can Journalism afford such value proposition? Read MoreBernhard Lang/ Getty Images By Kazi Mohua I first came along with the term of ‘Ethics Code’ from my sister. After she joined the military, she used to tell …
What Inspires My Ethics Read MoreAs a psychology major who takes journalism courses, I ponder on the differences between a social scientist and a journalist. When it comes to a personal code of ethics, I …
My Personal Code of Ethics – From the View of Social Sciences Read MoreIn The Year of Living Dangerously, the dwarf photographer – Billy Kwan as portrayed by Linda Hunt – offers the following advice: “Don’t think about the major issues. You do what …
The ethics of illuminating misery Read More
A journalist’s code of ethics should be reduced to the same values that define you as a person, as a character. These are the main principles that I am trying …
Three Simples Rules That Guide a Journalist Read More
I will always remember the moment my mother caught me in a lie and, with a solemn expression, she soul-crushingly quoted Friedrich Nietzsche to me, saying: “I’m not upset that …
Ethics: Honesty and the importance of trust Read MoreBy Paul Udoto Nyongesa “Education without values, as useful as it is, seems rather to make man a more clever devil.” The above quote by Clive Staples Lewis, …
Living above reproach like Caesar’s wife Read More