Australian Journalists' Professional and Ethical Values

Henningham, John (1996-01-01) Australian Journalists' Professional and Ethical Values. Journalism and Mass Communication Quarterly, 73 1: 206-218.

Document type: Journal Article
Collection: School of Journalism and Communication Publications
 
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Author(s) Henningham, John
Title Australian Journalists' Professional and Ethical Values
Journal name Journalism and Mass Communication Quarterly
Publication date 1996-01-01
Volume number 73
Issue number 1
Start page 206
End page 218
Subject 400101 Journalism
Abstract In this first comprehensive national study of Australian journalists, the author surveyed 1,068 news people in all mainstream news media. Australian journalists are similar to their US colleagues in distributions of age, sex, and socio-economic background, but have less formal education. Like US journalists, Australians have mixed professional and ethical values and are committed both to investigative and to news-disseminating roles of the media.
Keyword(s) values
ethics
journalists
news media
survey
Additional Notes Reproduced with permission from Henningham, John, 'Australian Journalists' Professional and Ethical Values', Journalism and Mass Communication Quarterly, 73 (1), pp. 206-218. Copyright 1996 Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication (http://www.aejmc.org/).
 
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