Proceedings of the Annual Meeting of the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication (84th, Washington, DC, August 5-8, 2001). Media Ethics Division.

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College Faculty; Ethics; Higher Education; Journalism; Journalism Education; Privacy; Rape; Student Attitudes; Teacher Attitudes; Victims of Crime

The Media Ethics section of the proceedings contains the following 7 selected papers: "The Ethics Agenda of the Mass Communication Professorate" (Jay Black, Bruce Garrison, Fred Fedler, and Doug White); "What Would the Editor Do? A Three-Year Study of Student-Journalists and the Naming of Rape Victims in the Press" (Kim E. Karloff); "The Role of Questions in TV News Coverage of the Ethics of Cloning" (David A. Craig and Vladan Pantic); "Privacy and the Pack: Ethical Considerations Faced by Local Papers Covering the JFK Jr. Plane Crash" (Mark W. Mulcahy); "History, Hate and Hegemony: What's a Journalist To Do?" (Bonnie Brennen and Lee Wilkins); "The Fairness Factor: Exploring the Perception Gap between Journalists and the Public" (Deborah Gump); and "Leaks: How Do Codes of Ethics Address Them?" (Taegyu Son). (RS)

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