Marsh, Mesa, and mountain: Evolution of the contemporary study of ethics of journalism and mass communication in north America

Journal of Mass Media Ethics 3 (2):20 – 25 (1988)
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Abstract

In summarizing key developments in the study of ethics in journalism and mass communication, problems and opportunities for the future are identified. Major activities contributing to the ethics study trend include a succession of specialized books, a journal, workshops, courses, and student writing contests. These achievements have pulled journalism ethics from the marsh of neglect to a flatland of consciousness, with a four?tiered mountain remaining to be scaled that will propel mainstream communication ethicists into the arena with a growing number of critical theorists and a thrust of critical scholarship

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