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ational <strong>Conference</strong> on Ethical Issues and Indian Media on ovember 26, 27 2010Ethical Violations in Conflict ReportingR.VidhyaAssistant ProfessorDept.of CommunicationCSI Bishop Appasamy College of Arts and ScienceCoimbatoreS.SasikalaAssistant ProfessorDept.of CommunicationCSI Bishop Appasamy College of Arts and ScienceCoimbatoreV.atarajanProfessor HeadDept of Journalism and Mass CommunicationPeriyar UniversitySalemAbstractPerhaps the most fundamental ethical issue in conflict coverage is how much truth suffers do in times of war? Should the reporters tellall or weigh the consequences of doing so? This dilemma was echoed in November 2008 in Mumbai. This paper examines the samethrough select case studies.Dept. of Journalism and Mass Communication, Periyar University, Salem
ational <strong>Conference</strong> on Ethical Issues and Indian Media on ovember 26, 27 201027 11 2010Session 4A10.30 am – 12.30 pmThe Kantian/ Thiruvalluvar's Philosophy of Ethics and MediaA Deontological Evaluation of Paid ewsS.agarathinamDinamalarMaduraiAbstractThe paid news practice among media is criticized in many fronts. This paper analyzes the paid news with the approach ofdeontological or duty based ethics of Immanuel Kant. Identifying the ethical responses to paid news is the need of the hour and thesame is dealt with in this paper. The relevance of self regulation as one of the key ethical responeses is justified in this paper on thebasis of the deontological principle.Dept. of Journalism and Mass Communication, Periyar University, Salem
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