2. Media are the communication outlets or tools used to store
and deliver information or data. The term refers to means
the mass media communications industry, such as print
media, publishing, the news media, photography, cinema,
broadcasting (radio and television), and advertising is
using. At this current setting, media user can be just
everyone who is capable of producing information by
simply posting at Facebook, YouTube and Tik Tok or
browsing over the internet. Since traditional media has
made its crossover to social media. Traditional media
require adherence to ethics and professionalism. Thus, the
Journalism ethics and standards are a must for its
practitioners. 2
3. Journalistic Ethics and
Standards
This comprise principles of ethics and good practice applicable to journalists.
This subset of media ethics is known as journalism's professional "code of
ethics" and the "canons of journalism". The basic codes and canons
commonly appear in statements by professional journalism associations and
individual print, broadcast, and online news organizations. While various
codes may have some differences, most share common elements including
the principles of truthfulness, accuracy, objectivity, impartiality, fairness, and
public accountability, as these apply to the acquisition of newsworthy
information and its subsequent dissemination to the public.
4. Like many broader ethical systems, the ethics of journalism include the
principle of "limitation of harm." This may involve the withholding of
certain details from reports, such as the names of minor children,
crime victims' names, or information not materially related to the news
report where the release of such information might, for example, harm
someone's reputation. Some journalistic codes of ethics, notably some
European codes, also include a concern with discriminatory references
in news based in race, religion, sexual orientation, and physical or
mental disabilities.
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5. Current Media State
Anyone who has the right gadget, the capability to produce audio video clips,
still image, and able to upload it to any social media online can be considered
a media user. Person that is able to manipulate, enjoy and satisfy self from the
likes of it belongs to this categorization. Teenagers are among the multitude of
social media users. Some of them opt to do blogging and vlogging due to
ease putting oneself into it. Having done so, these people must acquire at
least the minimum knowledge and attitude to own up such a significant
endeavor to level up the trade.
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7. 1. Must be Curious
- Those who release
information into the public from any
platform should have a natural
curiosity. Being a curious creator, be
a truth seeker. Ask tough and
important questions. Gather more
information. Be detail oriented.
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8. 2. General Knowledge
- Having a general knowledge
of different topics permits one to be
more confident in whatever he or she
is releasing to the public. They know
that the information is correct and
prepares them for any dispute that
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9. 3. The Ability to Write
- The ability to write has to do more
with the success of information
distribution. Any faults in writing may
cause your potential reader to lose
interest and move to another article. The
ability to hold your reader’s attention is
very important if you want to get your
point across and this is where writing skills
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10. 4 & 6. Professionalism and Ethics
- Professionalism covers many grounds, it includes
objectivity and ethics. Being a professional means you are
doing what is expected of you, in this case as a provider of
correct information. This can only be achieved by
maintaining objectivity which is easier said than done since
we are all prone to taking a side. This is why we need a
firm grip on our values when it comes to information
dissemination. A producer of information would have to
stop and ask himself what kind of person he is and act
upon it. This is where ethics play a large part in whether
what is released to the public is the truth, half-truths or lies.
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11. 5. Objectives
- Information today comes
from everywhere; it is driven by
advertising which could blur the truth
in many cases. It is up to the users
or receivers of information to arm
themselves with the knowledge to
verify what is out there.
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12. END OF REPORT
MEMBERS
SOPHIA BLANCA MARIE DALO
SHELLANIE BULAGNIR
REE JAY CREDO
JAKE PARAGAS
JOHN MICHAEL BASIBAS
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