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- Jane Singer
- Blogging. Bloggers see blogs as credible but that's it. They don't like mainstream news
- Muhammad and Islam
- Justice, human dignity, and truth. Human existence is the meaning for everything.
- Merrill - Corporate mentality is like:
- propaganda
- Existence/essence
- Existence precedes essence. nature of a thing is more fundamental and immutable than its existence.
- Enlightenment
- separate spiritual from practical. find our common good.
- Times editor who stepped down after Blair
- Gerald Boyd, Howell Raines
- Soren Kierkegaard
- have to redefine yourself because you have a responsibility to God for a good life
- Universal Studios
- GE
- Existentialism
- John Merrill. We are too conformist. Loss of individualism. We must rebel
- City of dead body photo
- Bakersfield, CA
- Enlightenment dates
- 17th - 18th century
- What newspaper from what city dealt with Joan Finney?
- Whichita Eagle, Whichita, KS
- 1st classification of privacy cases
- intrusion on seclusion or solitude
- carpe diem
- seize the day and live an authentic life
- Rousseau
- French philosopher. Noble savage is completely free of society and can realize who he is. Freedom is our ultimate goal
- Swisshelm
- stood up for women in the press and demanded press corps position
- Ombudsman
- critiques the paper and looks at criticism from readers
- Dan Rather
- Gave a response to Murrows' speech at RTNDA meeting
- hot
- Dionysian
- "I think therefore I am"
- Descartes
- Michael Gartner was president of what network?
- NBC
- Dead body photographer
- John Harte
- Prostitute from what town?
- Missoula, MT
- 3rd classification of privacy cases
- publicity that places an individual in false light
- technology
- it's a means to an end
- What philosopher is similar to Aristotle and where is he from?
- Confuscious, China
- agape principle
- other regarding care. Unselfishness
- Merrill and code of ethics
- doesn't like them because they're conformist
- 2nd reason why ethics are important
- press given leeway in defining newsworthiness
- 4th quadrant of Potter Box
- Loyalties. To the pubic vs company vs coworkers, etc
- John Merrill
- sees the good in journalism. It requires you to reach in yourself
- Friedrich Nietzche similar to:
- Kierkegaard
- difference in empathy and sympathy
- with empathy, there is a connection to the person suffering
- Immanuel Kant
- Categorical Imperative. Never tell a lie. Unconditional. Certain actions are always wrong.
- Caring and empathy are whose philosophies?
- Nel Noddings
- 2nd quadrant of Potter Box
- Values. Moral values vs professional values vs legal, etc
- Judeo-Christian belief
- Agape. Love your neighbor as thyself. Intense love, not selfish love. Love is supreme good.
- Media problem with PATRIOT Act
- media ignored it before it passed
- Montana family's attorney
- Jack Mudd
- trivia
- art/craft
- Author who thought city court judge was picking on the weak and wrote a harsh letter to Oxford Times
- Barry Hannah
- Prostitute in D.C.
- Cindy Herbig
- Time Warner - 2nd component
- 1996. Time Warner buys Turner Enterprises.
- Three A's of existentialism
- alienation, anxiety, and authenticity
- Ole Miss graduate who started the Oxford Times.
- Neil White
- Dietrich Boenhoffer
- Critic of Kant
- Southern Living
- Time Warner
- truth
- claim responsibility?
- Buber's views
- "ich du" or "I thou." You can't attain a meaningful sense of yourself without a relationship with other people
- Wall Street Journal
- News Corp
- Dorothy Day
- Wrote for socialist publication, Catholic Worker. Worked with Maurin. Died in 1980
- CNN Baghdad chief
- Eason Jordan
- 3rd moral principle newspeople use
- dignity of person shouldn't be lost in the name of press privilege
- Freud's views
- ego is central core of our existence. We objectify everything else
- NY Times reporter. Fabricated aload of stuff. Affirmative action. Shows the corporate structure of a newsroom may not work.
- Jason Blair
- Explain veil of ignorance and whose idea it was
- John Rawls, treat everyone the same
- Edward Murrows
- criticized media for not enough real news at RTNDA meeting
- 2nd moral principle newspeople use
- redeeming social value
- Dateline and GM Trucks
- Michael Gartner defends NBC but eventually steps down
- St. Augustine dates
- 354 AD - 430 AD
- truth, trivia, technology
- Chuck Trapkus
- Journalist that died at Ole Miss during Meredith riots
- Paul Guihard
- Dead body photo paper
- Californian
- Morality
- Mos, more specific to day to day behavior than ethics - the practice
- Title of Montana paper
- Missoulian
- Authenticity
- will attain if you live a good life
- "I think, therefore I am "
- Descartes
- Merrill - what you should do constantly:
- reassess yourself
- Merrill - Journalism schools and rules are:
- superficial and meaningless
- Ich es
- "I it." Survival of fittest, what can things do for me?
- New Republic Magazine. Made a lot of made up stories
- Stephen Glass
- Veil of Ignorance
- John Rawls. fairness is fundamental. Don't treat people differently
- Anxiety
- lost sight of God, so you have to make a full journey
- When did Christians think community ended?
- during the Renaissance, Shifted from community to self.
- Time Warner - 3rd component
- 2000. Time Warner buys AOL
- Ethel Payne
- black woman who spent time in Korea with troops. Letters published in a Chicago paper. Stood up to Eisenhower Administration.
- Nel Noddings
- Nurturing, empathy. Compassion for conflicts among people. Is part of our makeup
- Wichita Experiement
- Buzz Merritt and the Wichita Eagle. Underestimated Joan Finney. Public/civic jorunalism
- Renaissance dates
- 14th - 16th century
- Owner of Wall Street Journal
- News Corp
- 3rd quadrant of Potter Box
- Principles. Use the different philosophers ideas to consider the values
- Renaissance
- People broke away from established, abusive thinking. Explosion of arts and sciences
- 2nd classification of privacy cases
- public disclosure of embarrassing private affairs
- 1st moral principle newspeople use
- decency and fairness are nonnegotiable
- cold
- Apollo
- St. Augustine
- We don't have truth unless love intervenes. Put into human context. Wants to serve his community
- Harper-Collins
- News Corp
- Time Warner - 1st component
- 1989. Henry Luce built a magazines empires as Time Inc. It bought Warner Brothers
- Alienation
- redefine yourself?
- Simon and Schuster
- CBS
- Who owns MSNBC?
- G.E.
- 1st quadrant of Potter Box
- Definition. Set out all facts without judgment
- art/craft
- a chair used to be an art and craft. Turn journalism into art
- Managing editor of Page 12 story
- Ron Deckert
- Apollo
- reason, rationality. Helps us bring things to the table
- Utilitarianism
- John Stuart Mill and Jeremy Bentham. Greatest hapiness and good for greatest number.
- Aristotle
- Mean. Truth is found in the middle of two extremes
- Boy who drowned
- 5-year-old Edward Romero
- Catholic Worker
- Began in 1933 for 1 cent. Foundation of Catholic Worker movement.
- MSNBC
- GE
- how do Buber and Frueds views relate to journalism?
- storytelling is a symbol of who we are as a community. Warn or tell people about the upcoming
- 3rd reason why ethics are important
- relationship between self and society
- 4th classification of privacy cases
- appropriation of an individuals name or likeness for commercial advantage
- What is agape?
- unselfish love
- Elijah Lovejoy
- abolitionist during Civil War. Ultimately was killed
- Communitarianism
- journalists have lost their sense of community and are caught up in individual freedoms
- USA Today
- Gannett
- What business was the man in who pulled $800 ads?
- Grocery
- What news org tipped off GM?
- Hot Rod Magazine
- MTV
- Viacom
- Dead body photo managing editor
- Robert Bentley
- Ethics
- Ethos, is broader than morality. The system of principles
- Confucius
- Golden mean. Middle of two extremes
- MySpace
- News Corp
- Explain categorical imperative and whose idea it was
- Immanuel Kant. Always tell the truth. Categorical = under all circumstances
- Clarion-Ledger
- Gannett
- Dionysian
- poetry, subjectivity, wine. Sees the significance in things and their meaning
- Peter Maurin
- Crazy guy with poetry. Published Catholic Worker with Day. Died in 1949
- Difference b/t Nietzche and Kierkegaard
- God isn't waiting at the end. Create your own existence
- 2 people who founded Catholic Worker
- Dorothy Day and Peter Maurin
- Merrill - How to develop your craft
- listen to others but find your true voice
- 1st reason why ethics are important
- law excludes public officials
- Isaac Newton
- universe is a lifeless machine of mathematical laws
- Existentialism is similar to:
- Aritstotle
- Christians problem with the Renaissance
- "free from." Positive freedom is to use freedom for common good
- Wrote 2 books (1o confessions)
- St. Augustine
- Martin Luther
- challenged the church
- Merrill - how you should act in writing
- Respond with true passion. Ex: finding out the mayor is a crook
- made up entire scenes and battlefields
- Jack Kelley