Completeness and exclusion in journalism ethics: An ethnographic case study

Journal of Mass Media Ethics 11 (1):4 – 15 (1996)
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Abstract

If completeness is going to be upheld as a standard of ethical journalism, then journalists cannot continue to systematically exclude certain groups of people from coverage. Using ethnographic methodology, this study looks at the experiences of a group of Hispanic television journalists in 1 market. These journalists identify problem areas, including the idea that news values are still infused with White maleness, which may impact not only news coverage but also the career progress of Hispanic journalists.

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