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Business Ethics: Journalists
1. Lives on the Line
An article from the Guardian By MaKayla Rutt
2. Changing World of Journalism
News Staffs are shrinking and they’re hiring
freelancers
Terrorist Groups are online and no longer depend
on reporters to deliver messages for them
Increased proportion of journalist killed in the line
of duty are freelancers (27% from 14%)
3. A Code to Protect
Created the Global Safety Principles & Practices Code
4. Issue: Poorly Written Code
Weak Language
“Should show, should be aware, should recognize”
Doesn’t specify what they should do to show
concern
Lack of accountability
5. Problems that arise
Doesn’t work/ people get frustrated and give up
Can’t do a bait and switch
6. Ethical Questions
Does the media owe a duty of special protection
to the freelancers they employ?
Or should being a journalist overseas be
considered an occupational hazard?
Is there anything that can be done to prevent
journalists deaths in hazardous areas?