The Routledge Handbook of Mass Media Ethics

Wilkins, Lee; Christians, Clifford G.

doi:10.4324/9781315545929

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“…Just how to practice transparency remains unclear (Overholser, 2006; Wilkins and Christians 2009). Specific proposals have included virtual newsroom tours, enhanced corrections processes, weekly ombudsman reports, and transparency in sourcing.…”

Section: Operationalizing Transparencymentioning

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Narrative transparency and credibility: First–person process statements in video news

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Lazard

2021

Convergence

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Journalism critics have argued that transparency about the reporting process is an ethical imperative. Convergence offers news organizations opportunities for changed writing styles that may foster more transparency, especially as they embrace video storytelling. This project used two experiments to investigate the impact of transparent language on the way online news consumers perceive the credibility of video news reports. The study operationalized transparency in narrative as the use of first-person statements and references to the newsgathering process. Subjects noticed transparency statements but this had no significant effect on their assessment of the credibility of a story or reporter. The results suggest that transparency is a distinct variable with a complicated relationship to other audience effects.

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Section: Operationalizing Transparencymentioning

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Narrative transparency and credibility: First–person process statements in video news

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Lazard

2021

Convergence

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“…Compõem o corpus de análise as seguintes obras: "Ethical issues in Journalism and Media", de Belsey & Chadwick (1992); "Media Ethics", de Kieran (1998); "Ethics for journalists", de Keeble (2001); "Ethics and Journalism", de Sanders (2003); "The Handbook of Mass Media Ethics", editado por Wilkins & Christians (2009); "The Handbook of Global Communications and Media Ethics", compilado por Fortner & Fackler (2011); "The Handbook of Global Online Journalism", organizado por Siapera & Veglis (2012); "Ethics of Media", de Couldry, Madianou e Pinchevski (2013); "Ethics for digital journalists", de Zion & Craig (2015) e "Controversies in Digital Ethics", organizado por Davisson & Booth (2016). Definida a amostra, elaboramos um instrumento para coleta e registro dos dados.…”

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2020

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“…According to Briandana & Mihardja (2020;Doktoralina et al (2020); Hoynes (2019) mass media trends in terms of economic motivation is characterized by increasing rate and proportion of the program broadcast. Another is the news program impressions that are not in line with the media ethics (Wilkins & Christians, 2020), and It should respect moral values and principles of right or wrong (Altschull, 1990;Wilkins & Christians, 2020;Wright & Hinson, 2015). However, becausee of the economic importance of broadcasting a program in the mass media, the market factor, that is to say to survive, the role of the communication should practice the selling of professionalism, codes of ethics and the moral responsibility of journalism.…”

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Kashmir is world famous for the cultivation of rich and quality saffron (Crocus sativus) and is one of the major saffron producing areas of the world. However, there has been decline in the production of saffron over the years and the current study is aimed at studying factors which has negative impact on the production and cultivation of saffron (Crocus sativus) in Kashmir. To examine the factors which has negative influence on the declining of saffron industry in Kashmir, the current study used descriptive qualitative research design to answer this research question. The researchers identified the three major saffron producing villages (Dusso, Chandhara and Lethpora) wherein major and experienced 36 saffron growers were selected using purposive sampling technique the data of the growers was retrieved from the records of Revenue and Agriculture Departments. Key-Informant interview schedule was used during the interviews which was developed and validated by two independent experts working in agriculture field. Thematic analysis was carried and colour coding of the statements were done for the themes by the researchers which were reviewed by two supervisors. The findings of the study indicate that there are various factors which are responsible for the declining of the saffron industry in Kashmir. The findings suggest that climate changes, irrigation facilities, marketing, awareness and training about cultivation, availability of unexperienced labour force, illegal construction on saffron land, clandestine of cheap saffron, adulteration, and non-availability of good quality saffron corms were the major factors found in the study responsible for declining of saffron cultivation in Kashmir and the conversion of saffron land into commercial purposes. The study has implication for the future research focusing on the factors and coming up with grower friendly interventions to protect this cash crop from declining.

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The Routledge Handbook of Mass Media Ethics

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