Aresenal of Democracy: Media Accountability Systems
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ForewordPt. IIntroduction11A Predicament and Three Solutions32The Arsenal of the M*A*S17Pt. IIPrinciples and Rules3Right to Communicate in the Internet Age354Social Responsibility, Corporate Morality, and Codes of Ethics495Codes of Media Ethics636A Selection of Non-US Codes79Pt. IIIPress Councils1077Press Councils1098Council Into Commission1379Local Press Councils in the United States14710The Honolulu Community-Media Council159Pt. IVOther M*A*S17311The Newspaper Ombudsman and the Aim of Accountability in American Journalism17712The Newspaper Ombudsman18513A Portuguese Ombudsman in the Daily Press19114A Short History of U.S. Journalism Reviews15The St. Louis Journalism Review21916Les Societes de Redacteurs: Newsroom Associations23317Monitoring Censorship23918MTT: A Media Consumers' Movement25119Journalism Education and Research as M*A*S25920Journalistic Training and Professional Ethics in France26721Research and the Improvement of Media27522Research as a M*A*S28323M*A*S in Japan29324M*A*S in the United Kingdom30725M*A*S in Germany32326M*A*S in France33327M*A*S in Sweden34928M*A*S in Israel36729M*A*S in Estonia379Conclusion385Bibliography397Profiles of Contributors407Index413
