The Invention of Journalism Ethics First Edition - Stephen Ward

The Invention of Journalism Ethics First Edition - Stephen Ward

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Does objectivity in the news media exist? This work argues that given the emphasis on interpretation analysis and perspective journalists and the public need a different theory of objectivity. It explores the varied ethical assertions of journalists focusing on the changing relationship between journalist and audience.

TITLE: The Invention of Journalism Ethics First Edition

AUTHOR: Stephen Ward

SKU: 9780773528116

PUBLISHER: McGill-Queen's University Press

DATE PUBLISHED: 13/04/2006

PLACE PUBLISHED: Canada

PAGES: 368

BINDING: Paperback / softback

LANGUAGE: English

DIMENSIONS: 152 mm x 229 mm

WEIGHT: 552 gr

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