Global Pandemics and Media Ethics
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Global Pandemics and Media Ethics
Issues and Perspectives
Chari, Tendai; Ndlela, Martin N.
Taylor & Francis Ltd
11/2022
240
Dura
Inglês
9781032306124
15 a 20 dias
476
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PART I: OVERVIEW: THEORETICAL PERSPECTIVES
Chapter 1. Introduction: Rethinking Media Ethics During Health Pandemics
Chapter 2. Axiological Dimensions in COVID-19 Pandemic Discourses. A comparative analysis of Germany, France and Romania
Chapter 3. Emotional Mood and Its Ethics in Crisis Communication
PART II: ETHICAL CHALLENGES
Chapter 4. Ethical challenges during the COVID-19 pandemic: Experiences of Journalists in Zimbabwe
Chapter 5. The Virus of 'Blame': How Television News Transposed Islamophobia onto the COVID-19 Pandemic in India
Chapter 6. Professional, Ethical Conflict or a Power Grab? The Case Study of Index during the 2020 COVID-19 Pandemic
Chapter 7. COVID-19 pandemic lockdowns and their implications on journalism ethics in South Africa and Zimbabwe
PART III: INFODEMICS
Chapter 8. COVID-19, the Global Pandemic and Japanese Media: Limitations of Agenda Setting by Mass Media and Misinformation in Social Media
Chapter 9. COVID-19 disinfodemic and journalism ethics in South Africa's mainstream news media ecosystem
Chapter 10. Why we should overcome the "infodemic" account
Chapter 11. Information, state of alert and propaganda in Spain: Use of social media by Andalusian political parties during the COVID-19 pandemic
Contributors
Index
Glossary
Chapter 1. Introduction: Rethinking Media Ethics During Health Pandemics
Chapter 2. Axiological Dimensions in COVID-19 Pandemic Discourses. A comparative analysis of Germany, France and Romania
Chapter 3. Emotional Mood and Its Ethics in Crisis Communication
PART II: ETHICAL CHALLENGES
Chapter 4. Ethical challenges during the COVID-19 pandemic: Experiences of Journalists in Zimbabwe
Chapter 5. The Virus of 'Blame': How Television News Transposed Islamophobia onto the COVID-19 Pandemic in India
Chapter 6. Professional, Ethical Conflict or a Power Grab? The Case Study of Index during the 2020 COVID-19 Pandemic
Chapter 7. COVID-19 pandemic lockdowns and their implications on journalism ethics in South Africa and Zimbabwe
PART III: INFODEMICS
Chapter 8. COVID-19, the Global Pandemic and Japanese Media: Limitations of Agenda Setting by Mass Media and Misinformation in Social Media
Chapter 9. COVID-19 disinfodemic and journalism ethics in South Africa's mainstream news media ecosystem
Chapter 10. Why we should overcome the "infodemic" account
Chapter 11. Information, state of alert and propaganda in Spain: Use of social media by Andalusian political parties during the COVID-19 pandemic
Contributors
Index
Glossary
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media ecosystem;coronavirus;fake news;misinformation;unethical journalism;pandemic communications;COVID-19;media ethics;global pandemic;Sinovac Biotech;AAPI;Southern Spanish Region;National Institute Of Communicable Disease;Religious Congregation;Small EU State;Klaus Iohannis;Tablighi Jamaat;Thematic Discourse Analysis;H1N1pdm09 Virus;Journalism Ethics;Central Government;Current Health Crisis;Twitter Tweets;LDA;Brazilian Government;Merkel's Speech;Epistemic Environment;Hindi News Channel;India Tv;Human Rights Documentation;Public Service Orientation;Twitter API
PART I: OVERVIEW: THEORETICAL PERSPECTIVES
Chapter 1. Introduction: Rethinking Media Ethics During Health Pandemics
Chapter 2. Axiological Dimensions in COVID-19 Pandemic Discourses. A comparative analysis of Germany, France and Romania
Chapter 3. Emotional Mood and Its Ethics in Crisis Communication
PART II: ETHICAL CHALLENGES
Chapter 4. Ethical challenges during the COVID-19 pandemic: Experiences of Journalists in Zimbabwe
Chapter 5. The Virus of 'Blame': How Television News Transposed Islamophobia onto the COVID-19 Pandemic in India
Chapter 6. Professional, Ethical Conflict or a Power Grab? The Case Study of Index during the 2020 COVID-19 Pandemic
Chapter 7. COVID-19 pandemic lockdowns and their implications on journalism ethics in South Africa and Zimbabwe
PART III: INFODEMICS
Chapter 8. COVID-19, the Global Pandemic and Japanese Media: Limitations of Agenda Setting by Mass Media and Misinformation in Social Media
Chapter 9. COVID-19 disinfodemic and journalism ethics in South Africa's mainstream news media ecosystem
Chapter 10. Why we should overcome the "infodemic" account
Chapter 11. Information, state of alert and propaganda in Spain: Use of social media by Andalusian political parties during the COVID-19 pandemic
Contributors
Index
Glossary
Chapter 1. Introduction: Rethinking Media Ethics During Health Pandemics
Chapter 2. Axiological Dimensions in COVID-19 Pandemic Discourses. A comparative analysis of Germany, France and Romania
Chapter 3. Emotional Mood and Its Ethics in Crisis Communication
PART II: ETHICAL CHALLENGES
Chapter 4. Ethical challenges during the COVID-19 pandemic: Experiences of Journalists in Zimbabwe
Chapter 5. The Virus of 'Blame': How Television News Transposed Islamophobia onto the COVID-19 Pandemic in India
Chapter 6. Professional, Ethical Conflict or a Power Grab? The Case Study of Index during the 2020 COVID-19 Pandemic
Chapter 7. COVID-19 pandemic lockdowns and their implications on journalism ethics in South Africa and Zimbabwe
PART III: INFODEMICS
Chapter 8. COVID-19, the Global Pandemic and Japanese Media: Limitations of Agenda Setting by Mass Media and Misinformation in Social Media
Chapter 9. COVID-19 disinfodemic and journalism ethics in South Africa's mainstream news media ecosystem
Chapter 10. Why we should overcome the "infodemic" account
Chapter 11. Information, state of alert and propaganda in Spain: Use of social media by Andalusian political parties during the COVID-19 pandemic
Contributors
Index
Glossary
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
media ecosystem;coronavirus;fake news;misinformation;unethical journalism;pandemic communications;COVID-19;media ethics;global pandemic;Sinovac Biotech;AAPI;Southern Spanish Region;National Institute Of Communicable Disease;Religious Congregation;Small EU State;Klaus Iohannis;Tablighi Jamaat;Thematic Discourse Analysis;H1N1pdm09 Virus;Journalism Ethics;Central Government;Current Health Crisis;Twitter Tweets;LDA;Brazilian Government;Merkel's Speech;Epistemic Environment;Hindi News Channel;India Tv;Human Rights Documentation;Public Service Orientation;Twitter API
