Bernard Debatin, Ohio University
Online journalism is a new and growing field with a variety of ethical challenges and conflicts. So far, little research has been done on the ethics of online journalism, and general ethical standards and protocols have not yet been established. The ethical challenges and dilemmas of online journalism are unique–or at least more pronou…
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Filed under: 2006, Journalism panel
Bob Benz, Scripps Company
Online journalism is fueled by metrics. We know very specifically what readers are clicking on. And what they aren’t. What ethical issues do online journalists face in a medium that emphasizes driving the most possible clicks?
Bob Benz earned a BA in journalism/English from Edinboro University and holds a master’s in English literature…
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Filed under: 2006, Journalism panel
Mark Deuze, Indiana University
The 21st century has been called the ‘Participation Age’ with regards to the various ways people across the globe use and make media. Scholars and industry observers alike signal a shift away from the mass media model (typified by terms as broadcast, top- down, show-and-tell, b2c, downstream, one-way) towards a culturally converg…
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Filed under: 2006, Journalism panel