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The document discusses four frames of accountability for media: law and regulation which uses laws to enforce claims but can risk censorship; the market frame which relies on competition but commercialization limits self-regulation; public responsibility which commits to serving the public but can ignore public opinion; and professional responsibility which uses self-regulated ethics codes but can be narrowly defined. It also notes that accountability models often overlap and change over time in different contexts.
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