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Title: Global Media Ethics


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Global Media Ethics
Assist. Prof. Siriwan Anantho, Ph.D. School of
Communication Arts Sukhothai Thammathirat Open
University
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Ethics
  • Derived from the word ethos.
  • Ethics is concerned with basis
  • questions about what is right
  • and what is wrong.
  • Albarran (2002).

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Ethics
  • Ethics are moral principles for living
  • and making decision.
  • Larry Z. Leslie (2004)
  • Ethics are the..
  • Morals
  • Beliefs
  • norms
  • and values.

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Media Ethics
  • dealing with the particular ethical principles
  • and standards of media, including broadcast
  • media, film, theatre, the arts, print media
  • and the internet.
  • The field covers many varied and highly
  • controversial topics, ranging from
  • war journalism to Benetton advertising
  • Wikipedia.org.

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Media Ethics
  • Five ethical duties of mass media employees at
    all levels.
  • Duty to self.
  • Duty to the audience.
  • Duty to employer or organization.
  • Duty to professional colleagues.
  • Duty to society.
  • Christians, Rotzoll, and Fackler (1997).

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Ethical Issues in Media Management
  • Serving the Market or the Marketplace
  • Controversies over Programming
  • Ethics in News and Public Affairs
  • Ethics in Sales
  • Albarran (2002)

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Controversies over Programming
  • Sexual Content
  • Violence
  • Childrens Programming

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Ethics in News and Public Affairs
  • Questions of Truth and Accuracy
  • Questions of Privacy
  • Conflict of Interest
  • Confidentiality of Sources
  • Pressures from Advertisers

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Ethics in Sales
  • Responsibility to the Audience
  • Responsibility to Ones Conscience
  • Responsibility to Other Commercial Media
  • Responsibility to Advertisers
  • Responsibility to the Organization

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Implementing an Ethics Program
  • State the mission.
  • Clarify the values of the organization.
  • Create a code of ethics.
  • Develop an ethics program.

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Moral legalism
  • Whatever is legal is ethical.
  • Whatever is illegal is unethical.

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BBC Editorial Guidelines
  • Truth and accuracy
  • Impartiality diversity of opinion
  • Editorial integrity independence
  • Serving the public interest
  • Fairness
  • Privacy
  • Harm and offence
  • Children
  • Accountability

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Common Elements of Journalist Ethics
  • Objectivity
  • Sources
  • Accuracy and standards for factual reporting
  • Slander and libel considerations
  • Harm limitation principle
  • Presentation
  • Ethics and standards in practice
  • Standards and reputation

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Common Elements of Journalist Ethics
  • Genres and ethics
  • Relationship with freedom of the press
  • Variations, violations, and controversies
  • Taste, decency and acceptability
  • Campaigning in the media
  • Investigative methods
  • Science issues
  • Examples of ethical dilemmas

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Ethics
Every news organization has only its credibility
and reputation to rely on. -Tony Burman,
editor-in-chief of CBC News
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