Titlebook: Virtue Ethics and Professional Journalism; Aaron Quinn Book 2018 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2018 restoring investigative journalism.pr

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Introduction,ization for the purposes of deterring journalism-centered corruption and better informing the public on matters of the public interest. Investigative journalism is the institution of journalism’s .. Moreover, investigative journalism is the primary, and perhaps most effective, method for informing s

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Corruption and Journalism,l institutions. Several paradigm examples include the Catholic church’s sexual abuse of children, Russian meddling in the 2016 U.S. Presidential election, and the Standard Oil monopoly that corrupted the trade and sales of oil in the late nineteenth century.

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Autonomy and Moral Responsibility in Journalism,. The complementary ideals of these concepts allow for a basic groundwork for understanding professional capabilities, and for laying moral praise and blame. Since much of the work of ethics, particularly professional ethics, hinges on (a) a person or organization’s ability to function well, and (b)

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Moral Psychology for Professional Journalists,ng external methods—called “external” because they are imposed on agents rather than psychologically internalized within the agent—have left many journalists confused in terms of specific application of norms, rules and principles in practice, which in turn has left the public wanting higher ethical

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Confidential Sourcing and Anonymous Documents,form a news story. Moreover, the legal protections that U.S. journalists receive from most state’s “shield laws” are one of the most symbolic aspects of professionalization (or professionalism) that journalists possess because of their similarity to established professions’ confidentiality protectio

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Rehabilitating Education for Journalists,ts traditionally eschew formal education, and, to the contrary, academics generally claim journalists require a formal education, this has not always been the case. One of the earliest signs of a concern for journalism education among practitioners came in 1894 when the first International Congress

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Governance in Professional Journalism,ogy that can be affected through education, training, and experiences in the right moral environments. However, formal regulation, both within news organizations and from external auditors, stand to complement the internal, psychological moral components in part by reinforcing them?– e.g. in terms o