The great ethics debate III
Posted By Hosh Media On January 25, 2012 @ 2:58 pm (7 hours ago) In Blog > Media,Home > Blogs | No Comments
To attribute or not to attribute, that is part of the question. In part three, of a six-part series on ethical journalism, veteran journalist Abbas Nasir explains the perils of quoting anonymous sources and how to deal with sensitive information. View part one here [1] and part two here [2].
Quoting anonymous sources:
Tomorrow Hosh media will look at the sticky relationship between journalists and intelligence sources.
Sahar Habib Ghazi worked as a TV producer and editor in Pakistan from 2005-10 and later launched Hosh Media [3]. The volunteer-based organisation of bloggers and journalists recently put together a crash course on some of the stickiest ethical dilemmas journalists in Pakistan face.
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