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	About Us - The Center for Public Integrity
		The duty of the journalist is to further those ends by seeking truth and providing a fair and comprehensive account of events and issues.
		Journalists should be free of obligation to any interest other than the public's right to know.
		Journalists are accountable to their readers, listeners, viewers and each other.
	www.publicintegrity.org /about/about.aspx?act=ethics (886 words)

	Journalistic Integrity: Ethics and Morals - Associated Content
		Journalists are trained, and often forced, to abandon their personal beliefs in order to capitalize on a major event, ruthlessly capturing the private lives of citizens through print, video, and radio.
		Journalists are supposed to abide by the Society of Professional Journalists' (SPJ) Code of Ethics.
		The duty of the journalist is to further those ends by seeking truth and providing a fair and comprehensive account of events and issues." Supposedly, journalists are supposed to abide by this code, though it rarely seems that they do.
	www.associatedcontent.com /article/19671/journalistic_integrity_ethics_and_morals.html (501 words)

	Journalistic Integrity Instead of Journalistic Objectivity? \| Journalism Hope
		Journalists are human beings first, not special creatures that are above the normal loyalties of life.
		Journalists should be subject to all the normal constraints of ordinary citizens.
		The reader wants a journalist who is man enough to admit when he is wrong -- I think it is an interesting irony to read Zachary say journalists should take responsibility, then advise them to tell readers that this or that source is a liar.
	www.journalismhope.com /journalistic-integrity-instead-of-journalistic-objectivity-02122006 (697 words)

	Steward - Journalistic Integrity
		Journalists at The Calgary Herald have been on strike since early November in an attempt to gain their first collective agreement.
		To back their case striking journalists (members of Local115A of the Communications Energy and Paperworkers Union) have cited several instances where they felt pressured by The Herald's publisher and senior editors to be less critical of the government of Alberta Premier Ralph Klein.
		Vicki Barnett, a senior environmental reporter, said she was told to put the Alberta government's point of view a the top of her stories rather than the environmentalists' position.
	www.ualberta.ca /~parkland/post/OldPost/Vol4_No2/Steward_integrity.html (896 words)

	Strat's Place - Torb's Titillatoins - Journalistic Integrity
		One of the main reasons that Robert Parker has been so successful in the US is because people believe that as he has no vested interest or connection to the wine business he can be believed.
		There is no doubt there are many very professional journalists but then there are some that are not up to scratch either.
		This sort of journalistic laziness where a press release is basically taken and some words change so it can be called a story is all to frequent.
	www.stratsplace.com /torb/journalistic_integrity.html (643 words)

	(DV) Sullivan: Searching for Journalistic Integrity
		Journalists bear greater responsibility toward the public good than to the bottom line of the corporations they work for.
		Because of their betrayal they have forfeited all journalistic integrity and flened the eye of those who still honor the profession with honest work.
		The key to journalistic integrity is the same as for personal integrity -- to base one’s actions upon a critical examination of the evidence.
	www.dissidentvoice.org /Nov05/Sullivan1120.htm (911 words)

	Digital Image Manipulation - Journalistic Integrity - M/Cyclopedia of New Media (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		The introduction and rapid spread of digital manipulation to still and moving images raises ethical issues of truth, deception and journalistic integrity.
		The tolerance of enhancement and alteration lies in the integrity of journalists and their dedication to reporting and presenting truth, as well as being accountable for their immediate actions.
		There are accepted practices of alteration journalistâs use, such as cropping, dodging (lightening), burning (darkening) and other post-processing techniques, as long as it does not distort the photographic content.
	wiki.media-culture.org.au /index.php/Digital_Image_Manipulation_-_Journalistic_Integrity (609 words)

	Anime News Network - Journalistic Integrity (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		Journalistic integrity involves a certain level of responsibility in regards to the information that one makes available to the public.
		If an establishment replete with hundreds of full-time reporters and editors is subject to the brutal manipulation of someone like Blair, one must conclude that a staff with far fewer resources and editors is open to such a breach of honesty.
		The simple truth is that the threat of plagiarism, of fabrication, of carelessness faces all journalists each day.
	www.animenewsnetwork.com /editorial.php?id=42 (948 words)

	Highbeam Encyclopedia - Search Results for Journalistic
		(journalistic integrerity has no place in a diocesan newspaper but the bishops guidance is paramount)(Column)
		The top three journalistic prizes of the Religion Newswriters Association were awarded last month to Gary Stern of the Journal News in White Plains, New York; Douglas Todd of the Vancouver Sun in British Columbia; and Robert Sibley of the Ottawa Citizen, another Canadian newspaper.(Brief article)
		Recent Journalistic Lapses Little Noted by Most Americans But Skepticism About Media Ethics Runs High.
	www.encyclopedia.com /SearchResults.aspx?Q=Journalistic&StartAt=21 (898 words)

	The Spectator Online - Journalistic integrity; who is right, who is wrong? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		For journalists, the story is considered the truth if we print the story and offer both sides, even if the actual truth is not apparent by the reporting.
		The journalists from both sides of the line have experienced the same event, just from two different sides of the story.
		In a world where news is happening every second of the day, journalists and reporters are counted on to be able to tell a story without being bias to the world around them.
	www.spectator-online.com /vnews/display.v/ART/2004/06/04/40c0c6cf5af48 (1005 words)

	Journalistic Integrity (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		One of the main reasons that Robert Parker has been so successful in the US is because people believe that as he has no vested interest or connection to the wine business he can be believed.
		The issue that’s as big as a possible conflict of interest is the issue of journalist professionalism or lack there of.
		This sort of journalistic laziness where a press release is basically taken and some words change so it can be called a story is all to frequent.
	www.torbwine.com /pa/2002/Journalistic%20Integrity.htm (572 words)

	Bates Student: Editorial: Editors define journalistic integrity
		Journalists are obligated to be as fair, balanced and accurate as possible in their reporting.
		Journalistic integrity is not about providing complacent information that doesn't rock the boat and that allows everyone to float about in a state of naive happiness.
		Nor is it the function of a journalist to construct an inaccurate but perhaps more palatable written history of the world we live in.
	abacus.bates.edu /thestudent/127/07/forum/editorial.html (518 words)

	Journalistic Integrity at the Cost of Free Speech \| PressEthic
		On the subject of journalistic integrity, I found an article of interest in The New York Times Op-Ed section this Sunday, in "The Public Editor," a column by Byron Calame.
		The New York Times's ethical guidelines say that a reporter should not express opinions in radio or on TV that they would not be allowed to say in the paper, presumably because the paper purports to be objective and as unbiased as possible.
		At the very least, the ethical guidelines for journalists with regards to expressing their opinions on the radio, on television, in a book, or in a ‘public speech’ need to be more clearly and explicitly defined.
	journalism.nyu.edu /pubzone/pressethic/node/924 (852 words)

	Journalistic Integrity and the Danish Cartoons
		The Ethics Scoreboard yields to no one in its consistent distain for the lack of integrity and consistently applied ethics standards on the part of news media in the United States.
		The decision is cowardly; it is hypocritical and, as measured by the principles that journalist have eagerly espoused when it suited their purposes, unethical.
		Their handling of this very story starkly illustrates why the judgement of journalists cannot be trusted, or in many instances even respected.
	www.ethicsscoreboard.com /list/cartoons.html (869 words)

	The Peace Encyclopedia: Media Bias
		Compounding that, well-known journalists emulated by younger reporters, spun their venom on the printed page and TV, telling America why the Jews were always at fault.
		Indeed, the misreporting of the Burkan case and subsequent journalistic dereliction are not anomalies.
		BBC journalists have long expressed their animus towards Israel both in their reporting, and in revealing actions after leaving the region.
	www.yahoodi.com /peace/mediabias.html (2698 words)

	College newspapers need journalistic integrity - The Echo - Editorial
		While journalists may differ in ethical beliefs and may argue over whether it is right to publish the student body president's grades, one thing is certain here.
		Student journalists have a hard enough time getting their universities to respect and believe what they write without practicing bad journalism.
		It should always be a journalist's first priority to get the story, however, it doesn't do anyone any good if the story is not credible or it is poorly researched.
	www.utcecho.com /news/2004/03/19/Editorial/College.Newspapers.Need.Journalistic.Integrity-637159.shtml (440 words)

	FOR SALE: Journalistic Integrity \| Misc. \| J-Log Journalism Blog
		So the wall protects the integrity of both the journalistic content and the advertising content while allowing the people on both sides of the wall to pursue their separate but mutually supportive goals.
		After his retirement, however, the enterprise began to drift, and by 1995 the directors, mostly Chandler family members, were desperate for new leadership: The operating margin was at 6.5 percent, down from the mid-twenties; the stock price had skidded from $42 to $18; and circulation was down almost 20 percent.
		The story, and the resoundingly negative reaction to it from journalists and journalism ethicists across the country, made the clear point that the work of the Los Angeles editors and reporters had been compromised -- not only on the magazine project, but also on any future coverage of the arena and its various partners.
	www.mallasch.com /journalism/article.php?sid=1274 (3755 words)

	INQUIRER strongly promotes journalistic restraint, integrity
		At this point in the conversation, the representative informed me that it becomes the journalist's responsibility to not publish the leaked information if it is damaging.
		The average journalist has, minimum, two bachelors in various disciplines and at least one masters degree.
		In addition, in order to call yourself a journalist, you must take extensive sensitivity training, as well as a two year course in ethics.
	www.theinquirer.net /default.aspx?article=9256 (433 words)

	VPA Award for Journalistic Integrity and Community Service
		An impressive entry, and super example of journalistic integrity and commitment to its readership.
		The VPA Award for Journalistic Integrity and Community Service was created in 1949 to recognize editorial leadership as well as community service above and beyond a publication's circulation area.
		Entries are judged on evidence of a significant effort beyond a paper's routine scope; the initiative of the paper; the use of editorials in connection with the project or projects; and the results.
	www.vpa.net /contests/public_service.htm (958 words)

	Journalistic Integrity (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		Many journalists would be content to write their stories without conducting actual interviews, so expecting them to record the interviewee’s actual words is quite unrealistic.
		And in all fairness to journalists, the average person’s oratorical skills certainly don’t warrant quotations in the media.
		With these examples I don’t necessarily mean to suggest that journalists were intentionally hoping to deceive their audience; that would be wrong.
	deptorg.knox.edu /bladu/Vol5/Iss5/integrity.html (585 words)

	The Command Post - Iraq - Journalistic Integrity
		Unless this journalist is covering up US atrocities or actively misrepoerting what he is seeing, I'm not sure that I could criticize this man for his actions.
		The idea that journalists have an obligation to remain neutral regarding a conflict between a totalitarian regime, and a republic which largely guarantees liberty, is moral relativism carried to it's most noxious level.
		It is likely the formerly embedded journalists will in future years recall their experiences in ways that will forever change the prejudices so carefully implanted in their minds by their former journalism professors.
	www.command-post.org /archives/005754.html (3610 words)

	BBC - h2g2 - Journalistic Integrity
		Journalistic integrity is what journalists use to tell as many lies as possible.
		It is a deep seated belief, within the journalist's tiny, alcohol addled brain, that whatever they say will be true.
		This is due to the fact the world is so hideously deformed that journalists cannot bring themselves to write about what is really going on.
	www.bbc.co.uk /dna/h2g2/A57782 (163 words)

	Diocesan papers need pastoral integrity - journalistic integrerity has no place in a diocesan newspaper but the bishops ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		The reporter raised the topic of journalistic integrity -- a subject widely debated since the Catholic Press Association released a white paper on censorship in 1991.
		Good journalistic standards should still apply, within the overall context of the paper's role as an integral part of the local church.
		The biggest obstacle to pastoral integrity, besides the leap of faith it demands, is the hard work.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m1141/is_n18_v34/ai_20382920 (875 words)

	AP's Journalistic Integrity in Question - Janus Online
		Certainly a newspaper has to be able to cut a story down to fit the available space in certain instances, but I often see cases where substantive changes in wording are made that change not just the tone, but the factual evidence in a story—without any notice that those changes have been made.
		This compromises the AP’s journalistic integrity by attributing bias that wasn’t there to begin with.
		AP should vigorously defend its independence not just from government and special interests as stated in its code of ethics, but it should also vigorously defend its journalistic integrity from those of its members that are ethically challenged.
	www.mikeditto.com /archives/aps_journalistic_integrity_in_question (440 words)

	Journalistic integrity is of the utmost importance
		While it appears that Devlin's lawyers should have more clearly communicated with their client, reporters are always held ethically accountable for their professionalism.
		Journalists should always identify themselves as reporters at the start of an interview.
		That is one of the first things you learn when training to be a reporter.
	www.collegiatetimes.com /news/2/ARTICLE/8318/2007-01-23.html (270 words)

	Clarksdale Press Register
		The Times' senior newsroom editors are just as culpable for allowing the Blair situation to fester, spawning a journalistic cancer at the perennial Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper.
		All journalists will now carry this unneeded burden, which should never be.
		Jayson Blair is not the only journalist who has plagarized or lied about details in stories.
	www.zwire.com /site/news.cfm?newsid=8084386&BRD=2038&PAG=461&dept_id=333461&rfi=6 (868 words)

	Southpaw: Journalistic Integrity?
		I love it when "journalists" report speculation as though it's news.
		Fun tidbit that has no bearing on her present skill level, but is fun to "speculate" about anyway, as Kelli does: They don't have a journalism program at Tisch.
		Arena know that reporting speculation as news, especially in such a biased manner is just plain wrong and shows a gross lack of journalistic ethics.
	southpaw.goodshow.net /archives/000576.html (251 words)

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