A Concise Tutorial on Journalism Ethics

Author: Lan Hongwen, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: This book is guided by Marxist theory and combines the actual practice of news work in China to trace the historical context of the formation and establishment of journalistic ethics in China. It observes the construction of journalistic ethics from a global perspective, providing insightful explanations and analyses of some fundamental issues in journalistic ethics. Particularly targeting the ethical misconduct prevalent in China's news industry, it offers in-depth analysis and discussion from five aspects. Additionally, a dedicated chapter is devoted to the increasingly important issue of online journalistic ethics, aiming to help readers understand and establish a Marxist perspective on journalistic ethics, thereby enhancing their professional standards and moral cultivation. The book also compiles the largest and most comprehensive collection of self-regulatory codes of journalistic ethics to date, appending them at the end. Readers can broaden their horizons and gain valuable insights from these codes.