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    Knoxville Tennessee Essay

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    As I began to look at the environmental issues in the area in which I live I was amazed to find only one real issue exists. The air quality is the Knoxville Tennessee area is at a moderate level around 57% of the time. It is at an unhealthy level around 12.9 % of the time. This has an effect on all living organisms because of the air quality in which they breathe. With that said‚ it is important to note that the area is majority agricultural and has an abundance of water due to being connected to

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    PART I What is Meant by the Term ‘Watchdog” Journalism’? Why is this Idealised Approach to Journalism Considered so Important and What are its Limitations? The ‘journalist as investigator’ moniker arose when reporters Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein uncovered the illegal activities in the Watergate debacle which led to President Nixon’s demise in office in the 1970s. Matheson stated recently that the Watergate chapter still has “enormous resonance around the world (as) it symbolises so successfully…the

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    What Roles Do Ethics and Power Play in Journalism? For the most part‚ journalists have power that can hurt‚ instead of help citizen autonomy. The ways journalists treat their subjects and sources have generated much concern. The ethics of these two endeavors share much in common‚ because both use people in various ways to reach each others goals. The well-developed guidelines in research designed to protect research participants’ autonomy‚ to guard against needless deception‚ and to recognize

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    It has been said that the media sells audiences to advertisers. Is advertising necessary to fund journalism? Discuss with reference to the debate in the media about the future of newspapers‚quality and independent journalism. An editing room is before everything‚ a profit-making business and like every other businesses‚ there has to be investment‚ expenses‚ funding and revenue. Today’s most major revenue for newspapers is achieved through advertising. It does then‚ right from the start‚ appear clear

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    Media Bias In Journalism

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    News networks are not the only ones involved in journalism and news that are bi mased. Many media viewers have unique and varying opinions‚ but those viewers tend to only watch and read news sources that share the same opinions‚ feeding the news networks’ bias in journalism. Viewers only learn one side of the event or argument‚ instead of getting both sides of the story. Also‚ people with political views‚ will watch news sources who share the same political views‚ so their beliefs are more secure

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    Deceptive Journalism –is it acceptable? Introduction In this essay I will be disusing whether or not deception is an unavoidable part in journalism. I will carry out this discussion by referring to case studies and the MEAA and AJA guidelines as well as other vital sources need to draw a solid conclusion. To begin our discussion we must first understand what the word deception means. Over time the meaning of the word has gone through various changes in that we now have a more

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    Deception in an unavoidable part of journalism. Discuss. In today’s world of journalism‚ deception has become an issue. More and more ethical issues have begun to spring revolving around deception in journalism. Many cases prove other wise but many at times‚ deceptive methods in journalism are still unacceptable and it jeopardizes the accountability of this profession. The code of ethics serves as a guideline for all editors and journalists to be able to sustain accountability in their work

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    Business Journalism in India

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    Business and Magazine Journalism (combination of Niche I and II) 1 Growing importance of business journalism‚ a brief history (2) 2 The structure of financial management in the country starting with the Finance Minister‚ (5) rest of the bureaucracy‚ RBI governor‚ Planning Commission‚ SEBI‚ Banking sector 3 The Budget preparation and presentation‚ factors influencing the annual budget‚ role of (5) subsidies and foreign exchange reserves 4 Companies‚ balance sheets‚ AGMs window dressing

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    citizen journalism in asia

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    known as ‘citizen journalism’. Swarms of amateur online journalists are now putting the digital technology to use by creating publishing sites and countless weblogs. Bloggers and other amateur journalists are scooping out information from the mainstream

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    Journalism Bodies in India

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    Professional Bodies An Overview NOTWITHSTANDING the impressive growth of the big and medium newspapers and in spite of all-round inflation in the country‚ the wages of journalists in India continue to be very low. Two statutory wage boards (one for working journalists and the other for non-journalists) were constituted by the Union government in June 1975 and February 1976. respectively‚ but these were not able to function effectively. The government‚ therefore‚ appointed a one-man tribunal headed

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