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Ethics in Media Communications: Cases and Controversies

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You'll find yourself engaged firsthand in controversial issues in the Second Edition of Ethics in Media Communications. As you take on the role of ethical decision maker, you'll analyze rich and original case studies, arrive at your own conclusions - and master the process of moral reasoning. Author Louis A. Day prepares you for the journey by providing a clear decision-making model - a framework to help you structure your thinking. Along the way, familiar examples - the O. J. Simpson trial, the Waco standoff, and the Oklahoma City bombing - illustrate the complex nature of ethics in our society. You'll contemplate ethical concerns from journalism, advertising, PR, and entertainment by focusing on the underlying values common to them all - truth, privacy, confidentiality, and social justice. You'll grapple with issues of race, gender, age, and sexual orientation. And you'll consider perhaps the broadest question of all: Are there universal standards to which media practitioners should aspire? Hide synopsis

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