Ethical and deontological aspects of online journalism. Their perception by journalists.
Digital journalists from three countries (Belgium, Spain and Italy) argue that the ethical exercise of journalism depends on the personal and professional values of journalists as well as on external factors (of commercial, economic, political and technological nature). Journalism ethics is, thus, i...
| Publicado en: | Revista Latina de Comunicación Social no. 70; pp. 91 - 110 |
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Revista Latina de Comunicacion Social
2015
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