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Journalism Ethics Class: The University of San Francisco, Fall 2017

This is the website for the senior-level Journalism Ethics course required of students in the Journalism Minor at the University of San Francisco. We are delighted that non-minors are among us this Fall.

Showing posts with label insult law. Show all posts
Showing posts with label insult law. Show all posts

Monday, September 28, 2015

'Insult' Law Around the World

It's a newspaper article so the particulars will have to be checked out.

Ten most censored countries according to Committee to Protect Journalists.

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Major Semester Writing Assignments

  • 1st Essay for American Journalism Ethics: The Ethics of Interviewing
  • 2nd Essay for American Journalism Ethics: The Ethics of Going Undercover
  • Term Paper for American Journalism Ethics: Guidelines

Useful Ethics Links

  • NPPA Code of Ethics
  • ACLU Guide for Public Photography
  • Ethics and Photography in Developing Countries
  • To Friend or Not to Friend
  • World Press Freedom Tracker 2017
  • SPJ's New Code of Ethics (2014)
  • SPJ's Ethics Portal
  • SPJ's New Code of Ethics Disappoints
  • San Francisco Chronicle Media Kit
  • A Collection of Journalism Ethics Codes
  • Attitudes Toward 1st Amendment 2017
  • Bob Steele's Guiding Principles
  • Center for Journalism Ethics -Univ. Wisconsin Madison
  • College Media Matters
  • Digital Media Ethics
  • Journalism Ethics Cases Online - Indiana University
  • Journalist's Toolbox Ethics Links
  • Most Recent Survey of Public Attitudes Toward First Amendment
  • NewsDiffs
  • Why Doesn't SPJ Enforce Its Code of Ethics?

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