Media ethics is not an oxymoron. Rather it i s a necessity which evolves with the world in which the medi a operate and on which the media report, a field that deals with a nearly endless array of grey areas where appropriate courses of action are not clear. '
Uniquely arranged as a series of debates, Controversies in Media Ethics, 2/e, offers alternate perspectives on a wide range of media ethics issues. In each chapter, two opposing viewpoints are presented, followed by a commentary by John Merrill. These chapter-ending perspectives identify middle ground between the widely differing perspectives ...
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