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Contents Editorial Looking beyond the traditional media business model – Judith Townend, Denis Muller and Richard Lance Keeble Papers Foundations, philanthropy and international journalism – Mel Bunce The photography of debate and desire: Images, environment and the public sphere – Lyn McGaurr ‘Tell it like it is’: The role of community not-for-profit media in regeneration and reputational change – Dave Harte Framing participation in collaborative community media: The living community documentary series – Jocelyn E. Williams Money under fire: The ethics of revenue generation for oppositional news outlets – Clare Cook ‘Charitable journalism’: Oxymoron or opportunity? – Judith Townend Regulating ethics: A way forward for charitable journalism – Jonathan Heawood Conflict of interest: Hybrid journalism’s central ethical challenge – Denis Muller Page 3 Page 6 Page 16 Page 35 Page 48 Page 66 Page 81 Page 88 Page 95 Reviews Jim Macnamara on Public relations ethics and professionalism: The shadow of excellence, by Johanna Fawkes; Sue Joseph on Researching creative writing, by Jen Webb; Glenn Morrison on Journalism, ethics and regulation (fourth edition), by Chris Frost Page 110 Copyright 2016-2/3. Ethical Space: The International Journal of Communication Ethics. All rights reserved. Vol 13, No 2/3 2016 1
Editorial Board Joint Editors Richard Lance Keeble Donald Matheson Shannon Bowen Reviews Editor Sue Joseph University of Lincoln University of Canterbury, New Zealand University of South Carolina University of Technology, Sydney Contact: Institute of Communication Ethics, C/O Dr Fiona Thompson, 69 Glenview Road, Shipley, West Yorkshire, BD18 4AR, UK Published by: The Institute of Communication Ethics (www.communication-ethics.net) and Abramis Academic (www.abramis.co.uk) Editorial board members Klaus-Dieter Altmeppen Catholic University Eichstaett-Ingolstadt Raphael Alvira University of Navarra Dusan Babic Media plan, Sarajevo Mona Baker Manchester University Porfiro Barroso Computense University of Madrid & Pontifical University of Salamanca, Madrid Jay Black Editor, Journal of Mass Media Ethics Antonio Castillo University of Western Sydney Ruth Chadwick Lancaster University Saviour Chircop University of Malta Clifford Christians University of Illinois-Urbana, USA Raphael Cohen–Almagor University of Hull Tom Cooper Emerson College, Boston, MA Deni Elliott University of Montana Chris Frost Liverpool John Moores University Theodore L. Glasser Stanford University Anne Gregory Leeds Metropolitan University Cees Hamelink University of Amsterdam Paul Jackson Manchester Business School Mike Jempson Director, MediaWise Trust Cheris Kramarae University of Oregon; Centre for the Study of Women in Society Takeshi Maezawa Former Yomiuri ombudsman, scholar/writer John Mair Northampton University Ian Mayes Former Guardian Readers’ Editor Tessa Mayes Investigative Journalist Jolyon Mitchell University of Edinburgh Fuad Nahdi Publisher Q-news; Producer Channel 4 Sarah Niblock Brunel University Kaarle Nordenstreng Tampere University Manuel Parez i Maicas Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona Ian Richards University of South Australia, Adelaide Simon Rogerson De Montfort University Lorna Roth Concordia University, Montreal Karen Sanders San Pablo University, Madrid John Steel Sheffield University Miklos Sukosd Central European University, Budapest Barbara Thomass Ruhruniversität Bochum Terry Threadgold Centre for Journalism Studies, Cardiff University Stephen J. Ward University of British Columbia Brian Winston University of Lincoln James Winter University of Windsor, Canada 2 Copyright 2016-2/3. Ethical Space: The International Journal of Communication Ethics. All rights reserved. Vol 13, No 2/3 2016
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voice in seven unique contexts was
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therefore, challenging to strike th
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sharing approach to collaboration,
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programme, and they wanted the spot
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and that I was entrusting myself to
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ecosystem (Cooren 2015b). In a 2015
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Saifoloi, Malama, Stowers-Ama, Jarc
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informed citizenry. Most see journa
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While there is no universally accep
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news organisation are decisions to
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is largely seen as unethical to ask
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open to paying for content. Others
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Conclusions Overall, oppositional n
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Foster, Michelle (2012) Calling the
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Judith Townend ‘Charitable journa
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In the second category, where the r
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Among the issues is the Charity Com
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House of Lords (2012) House of Lord
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press in a democracy to campaign, l
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The tribunal’s decision For the p
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charitable journalism may be recogn
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Denis Muller Conflict of interest:
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Tanner et al. (2005: 187) identify
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to its audiences. To engage in jour
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creating a commercial climate in wh
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that a sponsor would have no role i
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Items about Dove not labelled as sp
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their public-interest responsibilit
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Murtha, Jack and Gourarie, Chava (2
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Recognising the shadow elements of
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admits that ‘systematic’ may be
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Rather than ethics being an issue t
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