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Introduction:     When I began this course I thought I knew all about ethics in journalism. I thought it was pretty straightforward and just “common” sense. As the course went on, I realized that there was a lot I … Continue reading →

Blog 4 – Las Vegas Case Study By: Kathleen Crane Situational Definition:           On the night of October 1, 2017, concertgoers gathered at the Route 91 Harvest Music festival in Las Vegas, Nevada. This night was … Continue reading →

Blog 3 – Foster-Foreman Lectures By: Kathleen Crane Situational Definition: Wesley Lowery and Lisa Falkenberg are two extremely talented journalists. Both writers have worked hard to push the boundaries of classic journalism and reporting, while still valuing the ethics of … Continue reading →

“A Lie Cannot Live” -Martin Luther King Situational Definition:  The movie “Shattered Glass” is about a reporter, Stephen Glass, who made a name for himself by fabricating and lying about different news stories. Stephen Glass worked for The New Republic … Continue reading →

This I Believe… “Not taking life for granted”          I strongly believe in the ethical value of not taking life for granted. A saying that is tossed around, but not always truly absorbed. People usually say, “don’t take life for … Continue reading →