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1: What does this say about the relationship of ‘mainstream media’ to the gun lobby?

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2: What does the AJ investigation reveal about processes of media, lobbying and democracy?

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3: Do you think the deception, usually an unethical practice, by AJ in this instance was ethical? On what basis?

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1: Can you think of any examples of news-work or coverage (past and ongoing) where these codes may have been breached or fall into slippery territory?

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2: How have scenarios of ethical concern previously been handled by journalists (or citizen journalists)?

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You’re a newspaper reporter, and a friend sends you a Direct Message on Twitter linking to a photo they’ve seen someone posted on Twitter, in the public domain. It shows a car crash in their neighbourhood, taken ten minutes ago. There’s no text with the image but the location of the tweet is shown in the app, and you can tell from this where it was taken. There is no one in the car but it is very seriously damaged, so there could have been serious injuries or worse. This tweeter has 37 followers, and no one has replied with a comment or retweeted or ‘Liked’ it yet. You look online for other breaking news of this crash, but there’s nothing. So, you are tempted to try and cover this story: how do you go about it?

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1: What does this say about the relationship of ‘mainstream media’ to the gun lobby?

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2: What does the AJ investigation reveal about processes of media, lobbying and democracy?

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3: Do you think the deception, usually an unethical practice, by AJ in this instance was ethical? On what basis?

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1: Can you think of any examples of news-work or coverage (past and ongoing) where these codes may have been breached or fall into slippery territory?

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2: How have scenarios of ethical concern previously been handled by journalists (or citizen journalists)?

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You’re a newspaper reporter, and a friend sends you a Direct Message on Twitter linking to a photo they’ve seen someone posted on Twitter, in the public domain. It shows a car crash in their neighbourhood, taken ten minutes ago. There’s no text with the image but the location of the tweet is shown in the app, and you can tell from this where it was taken. There is no one in the car but it is very seriously damaged, so there could have been serious injuries or worse. This tweeter has 37 followers, and no one has replied with a comment or retweeted or ‘Liked’ it yet. You look online for other breaking news of this crash, but there’s nothing. So, you are tempted to try and cover this story: how do you go about it?