Media Ethics.

Texts :
1. Andrew Belsey: Journalism and ethics: can they co-exist? ;
2. Martin Bell: The journalism of attachment ;
3. Matthew Kieran: Objectivity, impartiality and good journalism ;
4. Mary Midgley: The problem of humbug ;
5. Brian McNair: Journalism, politics, and public relations: an ethical appraisal ;
6. Richard Keeble: The myth of Saddam Hussein: new militarism and the propaganda function of the human interest story ;
7. David Archard: Privacy, the public interest and a prurient public ;
8. Ina Cram: Beyond Calcutt: the legal and extra-legal protection of privacy interests in England and Wales ;
9. Bob Franklin / Rod Pilling: Taming the tabloids: market, moguls, and media regulation ;
10. Nigel Warburton: Ethical photojournalism in the age of the electronic darkroom ;
11. Noël Carroll: Is the medium a (moral) message? ;
12. Gordon Graham: Sex and violence in fact and fiction ;
13. Anthony Ellis: Censorship and the media ;
Sel. bibliography / Index.