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By: Alexandra Watts (Header image courtesy of Diego Sevilla Ruiz – Flickr) Every career has its own set of ethics. Doctors have medical ethics, which include taking the Hippocratic oath. …
Personal ethics in a professional setting Read More
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 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 MoreI know my values pretty well. Integrity and patience are important to me, active honesty is challenging but critical. People should be positive but receptive to criticism, accept good and …
Where our ethics come from? Read More
Ethics for me is your conscience! It tells you, warns you or even gives you a hint if you’re doing right or wrong, pushing too far, or not doing enough. …
ETHICAL ETHICS! Read MoreAlla Nadezhkina Profession of journalist gives the right to make public court on behalf of the society covering various phenomenon and events. During his work journalist affects the interests of …
Ethics in journalism: a relic of the past or the basis for the future? Read MoreAs part of our “Lessons in Leadership–Hollywood Style” project, our group examined the leadership styles and ethical dilemmas found in the powerful 1993 film Schindler’s List. “Whoever saves one life …
Evaluating Ethics and Leadership in Schindler’s List Read MoreAfter watching the film “The Year of Living Dangerously,” we answered a few questions about the film, as seen below. 1. Which leader(s) did you admire most? We admired Billy …
The Year of Living Dangerously Read More