Essays on Media Ethics

Introduction Technology has become an integral part of real-life applications. The relationship between ethics and technology, therefore, can be viewed from two perspectives: first, from the perspective of the technology engineer, and second, from the perspective of the user. A plausible way to make the…

Introduction Information technology has revolutionized over the years and thereby bringing in some peripheral issues. Most prevalent of which can be categorized as social and ethical issues. In this report, I will discuss how these issues affect professionals and how they could approach these challenges…

The discourse of morals and ethics in media morals is basically based on the over issues. For media freedom and its social responsibility, Chen Chao Nan and other researchers accept that freedom of discourse and communication is the correct meaning of freedom as a symbol…

Reporting on sex crimes has always been a touchy subject. The ethics case I’ll be discussing is about “Naming Victims of Sex Crimes.” The case talks about a 14-year-old girl, Elizabeth Smart, getting abducted from her home back in 2002. Elizabeth’s parents worked with the…

Originally introduced in 1976 by British evolutionary biologist Richard Dawkins in his work The Selfish Gene, the term Meme, was defined as a unit of cultural information spread by imitation as the cultural parallel to biological genes, in control of their own reproduction, transmission and…

High profile athletes are always considered public figures as it is with other celebrities in other professions. Their role has often come with additional responsibilities of being portrayed as role models who inspire young people, especially off the field. (Reid, 2017). Being a role model…