Commentary discusses the need for substantial journalism ethics courses to enhance credibility and value in the profession.
Journalism ethics has a long way to go before it reaches philosophic maturity, say the authors. Only when journalism ethics courses develop enough substance to gain academic respectability will journalism ethics be significantly affected. And even then, this will be wasted unless the journalism business hires and values ethical graduates.
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