This media project is on the ethics behind both national and small TV stations around the country.
by Keara Vickers and Taylor Evans
Showing posts with label ethics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ethics. Show all posts
Wednesday, November 25, 2009
Friday, November 13, 2009
What about ethics and social media?
Social media ethics is a new topic for conversation. The following video examines new questions to ponder over ethics in online journalism.
by Irma Omerhodzic and Liz Emley
by Irma Omerhodzic and Liz Emley
OUtstanding Ethics
Ohio University Professor Ellen Gerl, adviser of Southeast Ohio Magazine, gave examples of articles showing the two types of journalistic ethics.
In 2006, reporters for the SEO wrote an article on a Mexican immigrant. Ethical questions were raised when publishing this article because reporters wanted a good story, but the story was not meant to hurt or endanger anyone.
In 2008, a story was written about juvenile sex offenders. This story posed ethical questions with how to obtain the information needed for the article. Producing a good article was important, but respecting the emotions and feelings of those in the article were important as well.
Kyle Grantham, director of photography at The Post, also speaks on ethical issues.
Through interviews and experimental field reporting the two types of journalistic ethics are portrayed in a new light.
by Aaron Diebold and Katie Mefferd
In 2006, reporters for the SEO wrote an article on a Mexican immigrant. Ethical questions were raised when publishing this article because reporters wanted a good story, but the story was not meant to hurt or endanger anyone.
In 2008, a story was written about juvenile sex offenders. This story posed ethical questions with how to obtain the information needed for the article. Producing a good article was important, but respecting the emotions and feelings of those in the article were important as well.
Kyle Grantham, director of photography at The Post, also speaks on ethical issues.
Through interviews and experimental field reporting the two types of journalistic ethics are portrayed in a new light.
by Aaron Diebold and Katie Mefferd
Funny Walks the Line
A student organization on Ohio University's campus is accused by some as racist. Because there was no hateful intention behind the act, a question of ethics arises.
by Brian Grady and Pat Holmes
by Brian Grady and Pat Holmes
Post editor Ashley Lutz discusses unique ethical challenges
In this interview, journalism major and editor of The Post Ashley Lutz told us a little bit about the ethics and her work at The Post.
by Dani Parker and Kate Slanker
by Dani Parker and Kate Slanker
Drawing the line in photo manipulation
Photo manipulation is easily accessible with new technology, but not everyone finds it ethical.
by Addie Von Den Benken and Kelsey Grau
by Addie Von Den Benken and Kelsey Grau
To Post or not to Post
The JFreshman Newsroom evaluates the ethics behind the presence of Post photographers while emergency workers attempt to talk down a suicidal man in Baker Center. Although photographers are legally allowed at the scene, they could ultimately effect the work of the Police as well as the people involved in the event.
Interviews include the Chief photographer of the Post, Kyle Grantham, and the Chief of Police, Andrew Powers.
by Sienna Tomko & Heather Bartman
Interviews include the Chief photographer of the Post, Kyle Grantham, and the Chief of Police, Andrew Powers.
by Sienna Tomko & Heather Bartman
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