Public journalism and public life : why telling the news is not enough /

• Merritt, Davis.

• Journalism -- Objectivity
• Journalism -- Social aspects.
• Journalistic ethics.

• Lawrence Erlbaum,

• LEA's communication series

• 0805827072
• 0805827080

• Includes index.
• Bibliography: p.148-149.
• Previous ed.: 1995.

• Journalism and the debate over privacy
• Holding the media accountable citizens ethics and the law
• Distant voices
• Media ethics & accountability systems
• Ethics for journalists
• Media ethics a philosophical approach
• Ethics and media culture practices and representations
• genius of the system Hollywood filmmaking in the studio era
• media in Britain
• Public scandal odium and contempt an investigation of recent libel cases
• Journalism after September 11
• Anglo American media connection
• Broadcasting in the 90s competition choice and quality the Governments plans for broadcasting legislation presented to Parliament by the Secretary of State for the Home Department by command of Her Majesty November 1988
• Media regulation public interest and the law
• Reputations under fire winners and losers in the libel business
• Power without responsibility the press broadcasting and new media in Britain
• Television across Europe a comparative introduction
• Social theory in the real world
• American film industry
• Media ethics
• media in Europe the Euromedia Research Group
• Oxford guide to film studies
• Ethics & journalism
• British press and broadcasting since 1945
• Media ownership the economics and politics of convergence and concentration in the UK and European media
• Representing race racisms ethnicities and media
• European media studies
• business of media corporate media and the public interest
• Media ethics and self regulation
• Contemporary Hollywood cinema
• Audiences a sociological theory of performance and imagination
• Journalism critical issues
• Controversies in media ethics
• Mediasociety
• Understanding media cultures social theory and mass communication
• Understanding media theory
• Mass media and media policy in Western Europe
• Critical ideas in television studies
• Strategic public relations
• Journalism ethics and regulation
• Pornography women violence and civil liberties
• beginners guide to social theory
• Hollywood cinema an introduction
• Pornography feminism and the individual
• Ethical issues in journalism and the media
• Rethinking the media audience the new agenda
• introductory history of British broadcasting
• Britains media how they are related media ownership & democracy
• Markets and myths forces for change in the media of Western Europe
• Audience analysis
• Media and society critical perspectives
• Pornography men possessing women
• Understanding media culture
• Consumer culture
• Media semiotics an introduction
• Television audiences and cultural studies
• introduction to theories of popular culture