Usa today's innovations and their impact on journalism ethics
Journal of Mass Media Ethics 1 (2):74 – 87 (1986)
Abstract
This paper surveys some of the innovations introduced by USA Today during its first three and one?half years of publication. It finds that USA Today's innovations in design, market research, and news have not been widely accepted because these approaches have raised significant ethical dilemmas to many journalists. Professional reservations about USA Today are discussed as well as some of the newspaper's advances in color reproduction, use of information graphics, promotion, and sports coverageMy notes
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Usa Today, its Imitators, and its Critics: Do Newsroom Staffs Face an Ethical Dilemma?George Albert Gladney - 1993 - Journal of Mass Media Ethics 8 (1):17 – 36.
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