| Description |
1 online resource (1 volume) |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references and index. |
| Contents |
1. Radical mass media criticism : elements of a history from Kraus to Bourdieu / John Theobald -- 2. Trust in media practices : towards cultural development / David Berry -- 3. Enframing/revealing : on the question of ethics and difference in technologies of mediation / Joost van Loon -- 4. The 'fourth estate' and moral responsibilities / Andrew Edgar -- 5. Reproducing consciousness : what is Indonesia? / Carol Davis and Nick Rayner -- 6. The manufacture of news : fast moving consumer goods production, or public service? / Michael Bromley -- 7. 'If it bleeds, it leads' : ethical questions about popular journalism / Cynthia Carter and Stuart Allan -- 8. New Labour, New Britain. Campaign politics and the ethics of spin / Stephen Hayward -- 9. Parody, pastiche or purloining? The uses and abuses of artistic imagery in media representations / Sandra Miller -- 10. 'Shock' : the value of emotion / Jason Barker -- 11. Cyber-ethics : regulation and privatisation / Paul Walton -- 12. 'Sweet sell of sexcess' : the production of young women's magazines and readerships in the 1990s / Anna Gough-Yates -- 13. A social drama : media violence controversies and anti-violence campaign groups / Annette Hill -- 14. Consuming interests in a culture of secrecy / Miranda Basner -- 15. And the consequence was. dealing with the human impact of unethical journalism / Mike Jempson -- 16. A degree of uncertainty : aspects of the debate over the regulation of the press in the UK since 1945 / Tom O'Malley -- 17. Codes and cultures / Philip Dring -- 18. Media ethics at the sharp end / Bill Norris. |
| Summary |
Ethics and Media Culture straddles the practical and ethical issues of contention encountered by journalists. The book's various contributors cover a diversity of issues and viewpoints, attempting to broaden out the debates particularly in relation to Journalism Studies, Cultural Studies, Sociology of Culture and Communications, Philosophy and History. The debate concerning media ethics has intensified in recent years, fuelled mainly by the standards of journalist and media practices. The role of practitioners has taken centre-stage as concerns over what constitutes ethical, and therefore socially acceptable practice and behaviour, by the public, practitioners and intellectuals alike. The discursive relationship between the production and consumption of information is central to the debate regarding moral conduct, particularly in light of the commercialisation of the media. Considering that media institutions operate in a climate of intense competition, the value of information and its corresponding quality have begun to be critically assessed in terms of ethical understanding. A degree of open-endedness is maintained in discussions throughout this book, which is intended to engage the reader with the issues raised and determine their own conclusions. |
| Subject |
Mass media -- Moral and ethical aspects.
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Journalistic ethics.
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Communication -- Moral and ethical aspects.
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Médias -- Aspect moral. |
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Journalistes -- Déontologie. |
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Communication -- Aspect moral. |
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Communication -- Moral and ethical aspects |
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Journalistic ethics |
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Mass media -- Moral and ethical aspects |
| Added Author |
Berry, David, 1960-
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| ISBN |
9781136029370 |
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1136029370 |
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0240516036 |
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9780240516035 |
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