Media Ethics: Journalism and Social Networking
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CIMEthics 6 months ago
Reputable news sources should verify all their content, especially if it is user generated/picked up from social networking sites such as Twitter.
It's better to focus on responsible journalism than being the 'first' to break a story - in a globalised world that is unlikely anyway. If you can't be first and report as breaking news, in which case facts which are thin on the ground might be more excusable, you should take the time to get the facts right and verify sources before running a story
CIMEthics 7 months ago
I liked this video. It definitely puts into focus the disparity between need-to-know knowledge and "convenient" information. I think it's more of a psychological stigma. The human mind tends to avoid that which causes it pain and sadness, and with one click (less effort than it takes to turn a page) that terrible story about some small country out east is replaced by your favorite celebrity's new hairstyle. Perhaps it's simply become too convenient too ignore significant news.
basskick10 1 year ago
The video was very well put together I 'm a masscomm. student and the information will be very helpful.
Eyah2 1 year ago
Great video except for the voiceover. haha
43percentvince 2 years ago