But I also think the use of neutral terminology is required by traditional journalistic ethics.
But such robust growth, many believe, may have come at the cost of accuracy, journalistic ethics and probity.
These principles can help uphold the journalistic ethics of fairness and objectivity.
Strouse cited journalistic ethics and the fact that the newspaper has already posted dozens of records on its website, omitting personal information of people who weren't involved in any wrongdoing.
He was testifying before an independent British inquiry into journalistic ethics prompted by phone hacking at the defunct News of the World, once the flagship British Sunday tabloid of News Corp.
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Ognian Zlatev (founding member of the Bulgarian media self-regulatory body, the National Council for Journalistic Ethics), presents a thorough analysis of press councils in the abovementioned publication (OSCE, 2008, pp. 45-66).
The Times was happy to not only pay me for this, but to uphold the letter of journalistic ethics by paying for the lessons as if I were a regular customer.
The hacking scandal prompted Cameron to set up an independent, judge-led inquiry -- named for Lord Justice Leveson, its chairman -- to make recommendations on journalistic ethics and examine the relationship of the press with the public, police and politicians.
Tim Russert was a giant in our field -- a standard-bearer of journalistic integrity and ethics.
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Many mainstream media like the English language newspapers The Nation (English translation unavailable) and The Bangkok Post have journalistic codes of ethics on place, but there still remains a gap between theory and practice that needs to addressed.
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