Month: December 2019
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Film “Capote” Raises Disturbing Ethical Questions
If there is a scandal in the making of the best-selling non-fiction book of 1966, it’s not about the facts contained in the 368 pages of Truman Capote’s In Cold…
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Morals and the Media Black, White and Grey: Ethics in South African Journalism Review
Perhaps the greatest hindrance to the development of a global journalism ethic is the inherent complexity of the concept. Two recently published texts in journalism ethics, one written by Canadian…
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Testing the Limits and Consequences of Free Speech on University Campuses
The new editor-in-chief at the The University of Western Ontario’s Gazette, Canada’s oldest student newspaper, is starting the school year equipped with a clean slate of ethics and a fresh…