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The Elements of Journalism: What Newspeople Should Know and the Public Should Expect

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Global Investigative Journalism Conference
Highlights from the 2007 GIJC annual conference

EXTRA! EXTRA!
IRE's guide to some of journalism's best recent investigative work

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OJR's Ethics of Online Journalism

Online Journalism Review, www.ojr.org/ojr/wiki/ethics/, January 9, 2007

On the Online Journalism Review website it is written that "The ethics of online journalism are, ultimately, no different than the ethics of journalism...That said, here are some basic qualities that any good online writer ought to demonstrate..."

OJR goes on to list 5 core ethical principles for online journalism:

1. No plagiarism

2. Disclose, disclose, disclose

3. No gifts or money for coverage

4. Check it out, then tell the truth

5. Be honest

Click here for the OJR ethics of online journalism article in its entirety.

 

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