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I have always known that there are ethics in journalism. However, I did not fully understand the depths of what it means to be an ethical journalist until this course. Two of the most important ethical lessons that I will … Continue reading →

  Ethical Issues in Gregg Zoroya Case Study Situational Definition: The case study of Gregg Zoroya is interesting, complicated, and completely unethical. In 2002, USA Today reporter, Gregg Zoroya, flew to Israel to cover the Palestinian uprising that in 18 … Continue reading →

Ethical Concerns In Wesley Lowery Conference Situational Definition The Donald P. Bellisario College of Communications hosted Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist, Wesley Lowery, on October 18 in the Schwab Auditorium as a part of the Foster-Foreman Conference. In 2014, The Washington Post … Continue reading →

The Broken Glass of Journalism Ethics By: Kyleigh Beaver  Situational Definition: The film, Shattered Glass, depicts the life of New Republic reporter, Stephen Glass. In 1995, Glass was hired by the New Republic, based in Washington DC, as an editorial … Continue reading →

In elementary school, it was engraved in our brains that we should treat others the way that we would want to be treated. As I was such a stickler for following the rules, it was only natural that I followed … Continue reading →