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Ethical News And Debates
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| It’s finally available – with a cautionary note that it’s not just technical skills that count, but a good basis in ethical journalism.
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| I thought long and hard before I retweeted the photo. It shows a lifeless toddler, lying face down on a popular Turkish beach, one of eleven Syrians who have almost certainly died as they tried to reach safety in Europe by boarding a smuggler’s boat. Instead they ended up as the latest victims of Europe’s paltry response in the face of a growing crisis. (Read more on the Huffington Post) |
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| Of all the British newspapers, perhaps the most hypocritical is the Daily Mail. As with other papers today, the Mail seeks to have it both ways, lamenting the death of a child they wish had stayed in a warzone. (Read more on Left Foot Forward) |
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| This column is not about me, but I start by acknowledging that I am something of a technological dinosaur. I still read printed newspapers and I don’t have a Twitter account or Facebook page. But the reason I don’t engage in social media is only in part because I’m a little challenged technologically. The real reason is that I’m the ombudsman at PBS and I don’t want to be glib or dash off something on Twitter that I would quickly regret, or that could easily be misunderstood, or could be used to either discredit me and my work or PBS. (Read more on PBS) |
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| Quotes should be faithful to the words and intended meaning of the speaker. Not to trap a source into making a mistake. (Read more on Poytner) |
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Resources
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| The Refugee Phrasebook is a multilingual tool that provides basic useful vocabulary related to the most common immediate needs. It is a project of Berlin Refugee Help, a collective of volunteers based in Berlin. Once the translation is finished, the booklet will be designed, printed and distributed. The contents of the phrasebook are licensed under a Creative Commons License (CC-BY) and can be reused freely. See the project here. |
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