The Conscience of the Press: Principles and Case Studies of Journalism

Author: [USA] Flint
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: This book is one of the early classic works on American ethics and journalism case studies. The author is a renowned journalism educator with years of news practice. Based on close observation and experience of newsroom operations, the book combines rich first-hand materials with a high-level perspective, making it both significant in professional ethics and historical research, as well as highly practical and actionable. It holds great reference value for constructing China's journalism ethics system. Additionally, the book is rich in vivid and engaging cases, making it fresh and interesting to read—absolutely not dull.