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The news at any cost : how journalists compromise their ethics to shape the news / Tom Goldstein.

By: Goldstein, Tom.
Publisher: New York : Simon and Schuster, c1985Description: 301 p. ; 25 cm.ISBN: 0671499602 (pbk.).Subject(s): Journalistic ethics -- United StatesDDC classification: 174.9097
Contents:
Part 1: The quandries of journalists - On the job twenty four hours a day - Journalists for the prosecution - Journalists as unacknowledged legislators - From motives higher than mere gain: what makes bosess different - Part II: The techniques of journalists - Being there: journalists as eyewitnesses - Being someone else: journalists who masquerade - Part III: The standards of journalists - An occupation, not a profession - Inside stories: What the public isn't told - None of this is made up: faking and Plagiarism - Lost credibility: mistakes and corrections - Thin skins: When journalists become the story.
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Includes index.

Bibliography: p. 259-290.

Part 1: The quandries of journalists - On the job twenty four hours a day - Journalists for the prosecution - Journalists as unacknowledged legislators - From motives higher than mere gain: what makes bosess different - Part II: The techniques of journalists - Being there: journalists as eyewitnesses - Being someone else: journalists who masquerade - Part III: The standards of journalists - An occupation, not a profession - Inside stories: What the public isn't told - None of this is made up: faking and Plagiarism - Lost credibility: mistakes and corrections - Thin skins: When journalists become the story.