I just started teaching journalism this year and while I know a lot, I didn't have the time to make things to aid my students visually and academically. This was so helpful.

— Keela M.

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This 34-slide presentation complements a unit on journalistic ethics. The resource is delivered in PowerPoint format. Concepts covered include the following:

The Janet Cooke Incident
Code of ethics
Journalistic credibility
Journalism and the Constitution
Prior restraint
Journalistic objectivity
Sensationalism
Overstatement
Right of reply
Attribution
Fairness to all
Plagiarism
The Stephen Glass Incident
Slander
Libel
Libel laws
Examples of libel
Defenses against libel
Privacy lawsuits
Limits on scholastic journalism
In loco parentis
The Tinker Decision of 1969
The Hazelwood Case of 1988

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34 pages

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