In a seamlessly wired world of television, computers, and BlackBerrys, where does ethics fit in? To address that question, Living Ethics calls for a moral convergence to complement the technological one. Identifying principles that apply across media platforms, Michael Bugeja has created a thorough and well-researched work that avoids the prescriptive language used by many texts; instead, he encourages critical thinking through examples that build, challenge, and enhance readers' value systems.
While many ethics texts focus almost exclusively on journalistic ethics, Living Ethics emphasizes unifying principles that collapse and transcend the boundaries of a wide variety of media sources--including newspapers, magazines, radio, television, public relations, photojournalism, advertising, and other forms of traditional and online mass communication. As readers will discover, the circumstances of ethical issues may vary, but the moral processes used to resolve them are basically the same.
Marsha Gordon
Marsha Gordon
David Morgan
Anna Dawson
David Haven Blake
Paul Stoneman
Arvind Rajagopal
Jennie Dear and Faron Scott
José Colmeiro
Paul Stoneman
James Tweedie
James Tweedie
Holly Rogers
P. Adams Sitney
Julie Brown and Annette Davison
Julie Brown and Annette Davison
In a seamlessly wired world of television, computers, and BlackBerrys, where does ethics fit in? To address that question, Living Ethics calls for a moral convergence to complement the technological one. Identifying principles that apply across media platforms, Michael Bugeja has created a thorough and well-researched work that avoids the prescriptive language used by many texts; instead, he encourages critical thinking through examples that build, challenge, and enhance readers' value systems.
While many ethics texts focus almost exclusively on journalistic ethics, Living Ethics emphasizes unifying principles that collapse and transcend the boundaries of a wide variety of media sources--including newspapers, magazines, radio, television, public relations, photojournalism, advertising, and other forms of traditional and online mass communication. As readers will discover, the circumstances of ethical issues may vary, but the moral processes used to resolve them are basically the same.
Marsha Gordon
Marsha Gordon
David Morgan
Anna Dawson
David Haven Blake
Paul Stoneman
Arvind Rajagopal
Jennie Dear and Faron Scott
José Colmeiro
Paul Stoneman
James Tweedie
James Tweedie
Holly Rogers
P. Adams Sitney
Julie Brown and Annette Davison
Julie Brown and Annette Davison
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