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Journalism Law and Ethics

The principles and regulations that guide journalistic activities, including access to information, protection of sources, copyright, and other issues that involve the balance between freedom of expression and individual or societal interests

intermediate
3 hours
Journalism
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Journalism law and ethics are crucial for maintaining the integrity of the media. They provide a framework for journalists to operate within legal boundaries while upholding moral standards. Understanding these principles helps journalists navigate complex situations, ensuring they report accurately...

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Key Terms

Defamation
A false statement that injures a person's reputation.

Example: A news article falsely claiming a politician committed a crime.

Libel
Written defamation that damages a person's reputation.

Example: Publishing a false accusation in a newspaper.

Slander
Spoken defamation that harms someone's reputation.

Example: Making false claims about someone during a speech.

Privacy Rights
The right of individuals to keep their personal information private.

Example: A journalist respecting a source's anonymity.

Freedom of the Press
The right of journalists to report news without censorship.

Example: Investigative reporting on government corruption.

Ethics
Moral principles that govern a person's behavior.

Example: A journalist refusing to publish unverified information.

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Key Concepts

Freedom of SpeechDefamationPrivacy RightsEthical Reporting