Overview
Media accountability is a vital aspect of governance that ensures media organizations report truthfully and fairly. It plays a crucial role in maintaining democracy by holding those in power accountable and informing the public. Ethical standards guide media practices, fostering public trust and tra...
Key Terms
Example: A transparent media outlet shares its sources and methods.
Example: Journalists must avoid conflicts of interest.
Example: High public trust leads to greater media influence.
Example: Government censorship can limit media accountability.
Example: Misinformation can spread rapidly on social media.
Example: Investigative journalism acts as a watchdog.
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Key Concepts
transparencyethicspublic trustfreedom of press