Philosophical issues in journalism /
edited by Elliot D. Cohen.
- New York : Oxford University Press, 1992.
- xi, 273 p. ; 22 cm.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 271-273).
General introduction -- 1. What makes a story newsworthy? - 2. Morality, competence, and journalistic excellence - 3. Publication and free speech - 4. Privacy, news sources, and the refusal to testify - 5. Political power and the media - 6. Objectivity and news reporting - 7. Multiperspectivism and the problem of news distortion - 8. Logical foundations of news reporting - 9. Philosophy and journalistic education.
019506898X (pbk.)
Journalism--Philosophy.
070.401 / PHI
Includes bibliographical references (p. 271-273).
General introduction -- 1. What makes a story newsworthy? - 2. Morality, competence, and journalistic excellence - 3. Publication and free speech - 4. Privacy, news sources, and the refusal to testify - 5. Political power and the media - 6. Objectivity and news reporting - 7. Multiperspectivism and the problem of news distortion - 8. Logical foundations of news reporting - 9. Philosophy and journalistic education.
019506898X (pbk.)
Journalism--Philosophy.
070.401 / PHI