[Audio] Ethical Issues In Mass Communication
I am Xavier Washington. 

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[Audio] Introduction
Mass media is guided by evaluating and applying moral values that are acceptable to society or culture.
Ethical mass media is expected to act intelligently, not attached to one's preferences or emotions. Mass communication should consider society's interests instead of acting egoistically to incline to a person's interests.
Therefore, the factor analyzed when evaluating ethical standards of mass communication is the capability to give equal weight to the interests of different individuals affected by a particular issue.. 

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Mass media is guided by evaluating and applying moral values that are acceptable to society or culture. Ethical mass media is expected to act intelligently, not attached to one's preferences or emotions.  Mass communication should consider society's interests instead of acting egoistically to incline to a person's interests. Therefore, the factor analyzed when evaluating ethical standards of mass communication is the capability to give equal weight to the interests of different individuals affected by a particular issue.

[Audio] Importance of Ethics in Mass Communication
Ethics help consumers of the media outlets to feel included and appreciated instead of being stereotyped.
Mass communication companies maintain trust between consumers and news outlets.
Ethics helps journalists tell the truth and enhance their credibility.. 

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Importance of Ethics in Mass Communication

Ethics help consumers of the media outlets to feel included and appreciated instead of being stereotyped. Mass communication companies maintain trust between consumers and news outlets. Ethics helps journalists tell the truth and enhance their credibility.

[Audio] Primary Ethical Issues in Mass Communication
Truthfulness
Fairness
Standards of decency. 

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Primary Ethical Issues in Mass Communication

Truthfulness Fairness Standards of decency

[Audio] Truthfulness
Truthfulness is essential in mass communication.
The public trusts mass media to deliver accurate information based on what they see.
The public is persuaded on several important subjects in their lives through mass communication.
Untruthful content misleads society and can attract ignorance and harsh actions by the government.. 

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Truthfulness is essential in mass communication. The public trusts mass media to deliver accurate information based on what they see. The public is persuaded on several important subjects in their lives through mass communication. Untruthful content misleads society and can attract ignorance and harsh actions by the government.

[Audio] Fairness
Fairness is an ethical issue in mass communication.
The mass media should not target a specific section of society with negativity and bias. Mass communication has sometimes been used as a channel to propagate racism and prejudice. Reporters should be keen when presenting information such as violence and crime to avoid generalizing a particular society.. 

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Fairness is an ethical issue in mass communication. The mass media should not target a specific section of society with negativity and bias.  Mass communication has sometimes been used as a channel to propagate racism and prejudice.  Reporters should be keen when presenting information such as violence and crime to avoid generalizing a particular society.

[Audio] Standards of Decency
People of all ages frequently have access to mass media.
It is essential to take precautions to prevent adult material from contaminating children's minds.
Sensitive aspects such as sex should not be covered explicitly or narrated without euphemism. Some programs should not be broadcast when children are watching TV.
Since it is not possible to predict who is watching or listening to a media outlet, the content communicated should be standard and present content for people of all ages.. 

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People of all ages frequently have access to mass media. It is essential to take precautions to prevent adult material from contaminating children's minds. Sensitive aspects such as sex should not be covered explicitly or narrated without euphemism.  Some programs should not be broadcast when children are watching TV. Since it is not possible to predict who is watching or listening to a media outlet, the content communicated should be standard and present content for people of all ages.

[Audio] Class Discussion
What are the ethical principles that can be applied in mass communication to promote the following issues positively
Truthfulness
Fairness
Standards of decency. 

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What are the ethical principles that can be applied in mass communication to promote the following issues positively Truthfulness Fairness Standards of decency

[Audio] Question and Answer Session
Which laws are associated with mass communication ethics?
What are the possible effects of false content in mass communication?
What are the limitations of mass communication freedom?. 

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Which laws are associated with mass communication ethics? What are the possible effects of false content in mass communication? What are the limitations of mass communication freedom?

[Audio] Proposed Activity
Search for a video that shows unethical practices in mass communication from a YouTube channel of one of the media outlets. Discuss the ethical issue(s) identified from the video.. 

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Search for a video that shows unethical practices in mass communication from a YouTube channel of one of the media outlets. Discuss the ethical issue(s) identified from the video.

[Audio] References
Baranova, E. A., Anikeeva, I. G., Shiryaeva, O. V., Caselles, C. G., & Shnaider, A. A. (2022). Ethical Principles of Journalism Communication: Media Convergence as a Transforming Factor. Online J. Commun. Media Technol, 12, e202245. https://doi.org/10.30935/ojcmt/12746 Morini, F., Dörk, M., & Appelgren, E. (2023). Sensing what's new: considering ethics when using sensor data in journalistic practices. Digital Journalism, 11(3), 465-483. https://doi.org/10.1080/21670811.2022.2134161 Segijn, C. M., & Strycharz, J. (2023). The ethical ramifications of surveillance in contemporary advertising for the industry, consumers, and regulators: current issues and a future research agenda. International Journal of Advertising, 42(1), 69-77. https://doi.org/10.1080/02650487.2022.2114700. 

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Baranova, E. A., Anikeeva, I. G., Shiryaeva, O. V., Caselles, C. G., & Shnaider, A. A. (2022). Ethical Principles of Journalism Communication: Media Convergence as a Transforming Factor. Online J. Commun. Media Technol, 12, e202245. https://doi.org/10.30935/ojcmt/12746  Morini, F., Dörk, M., & Appelgren, E. (2023). Sensing what’s new: considering ethics when using sensor data in journalistic practices. Digital Journalism, 11(3), 465-483. https://doi.org/10.1080/21670811.2022.2134161  Segijn, C. M., & Strycharz, J. (2023). The ethical ramifications of surveillance in contemporary advertising for the industry, consumers, and regulators: current issues and a future research agenda. International Journal of Advertising, 42(1), 69-77. https://doi.org/10.1080/02650487.2022.2114700

Ethical Issues In Mass Communication

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Mass media is guided by evaluating and applying moral values that are acceptable to society or culture.

Ethical mass media is expected to act intelligently, not attached to one's preferences or emotions.

Mass communication should consider society's interests instead of acting egoistically to incline to a person's interests.

Therefore, the factor analyzed when evaluating ethical standards of mass communication is the capability to give equal weight to the interests of different individuals affected by a particular issue.

Ethics help consumers of the media outlets to feel included and appreciated instead of being stereotyped.

Mass communication companies maintain trust between consumers and news outlets.

Ethics helps journalists tell the truth and enhance their credibility.

Mass Communication
Truthfulness
Fairness
Standards

Truthfulness is essential in mass communication.

The public trusts mass media to deliver accurate information based on what they see.

The public is persuaded on several important subjects in their lives through mass communication.

Untruthful content misleads society and can attract ignorance and harsh actions by the government.

Fairness is an ethical issue in mass communication.

The mass media should not target a specific section of society with negativity and bias.

Mass communication has sometimes been used as a channel to propagate racism and prejudice.

Reporters should be keen when presenting information such as violence and crime to avoid generalizing a particular society.

People of all ages frequently have access to mass media.

It is essential to take precautions to prevent adult material from contaminating children's minds.

Sensitive aspects such as sex should not be covered explicitly or narrated without euphemism.

Some programs should not be broadcast when children are watching TV.

Since it is not possible to predict who is watching or listening to a media outlet, the content communicated should be standard and present content for people of all ages.

What are the ethical principles that can be applied in mass communication to promote the following issues positively

Which laws are associated with mass communication ethics?

What are the possible effects of false content in mass communication?

What are the limitations of mass communication freedom?

Search for a video that shows unethical practices in mass communication from a YouTube channel of one of the media outlets

Discuss the ethical issue(s) identified from the video.

https://doi.org/10.1080/21670811.2022.2134161 
Segijn

https://doi.org/10.1080/02650487.2022.2114700

Baranova, E A , Anikeeva, I G , Shiryaeva, O V , Caselles, C G , & Shnaider, A A  (2022)

Ethical Principles of Journalism Communication

Media Convergence as a Transforming Factor. Online J Commun

Morini, F., Dörk, M., & Appelgren, E (2023)

considering ethics when using sensor data in journalistic practices. Digital Journalism, 11(3), 465-483

The ethical ramifications of surveillance in contemporary advertising for the industry, consumers, and regulators

current issues and a future research agenda. International Journal of Advertising, 42(1), 69-77

 Baranova, E. A., Anikeeva, I. G., Shiryaeva, O. V., Caselles, C. G., & Shnaider, A. A. (2022). Ethical Principles of Journalism Communication: Media Convergence as a Transforming Factor. Online J. Commun. Media Technol, 12, e202245. https://doi.org/10.30935/ojcmt/12746  Morini, F., Dörk, M., & Appelgren, E. (2023). Sensing what’s new: considering ethics when using sensor data in journalistic practices. Digital Journalism, 11(3), 465-483. https://doi.org/10.1080/21670811.2022.2134161  Segijn, C. M., & Strycharz, J. (2023). The ethical ramifications of surveillance in contemporary advertising for the industry, consumers, and regulators: current issues and a future research agenda. International Journal of Advertising, 42(1), 69-77. https://doi.org/10.1080/02650487.2022.2114700 