Peter Gloviczki







Teaching journalistic ethics in the age of YouTube

Peter Gloviczki demonstrates the way in a controversial YouTube clip can be used to explore a range of fascinating ethical issues with students

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References

  1. Christians, C. (2008) Media ethics on a higher order of magnitude, Journal of Mass Media Ethics, Vol. 23, No. 1 pp 3-14
  2. Jenkins, H. (2008) Convergence culture: Where old and new media collide, New York, NY, NYU Press
  3. Postman, N. (1985) Amusing ourselves to death: Public discourse in the age of show business, New York, NY, Penguin
  4. Starr, P. (2005) The creation of the media: Political origins of modern communications, New York, NY, Basic Books

Note on the contributor

Peter Joseph Gloviczki, PhD (University of Minnesota, 2012), is a media, information and communication researcher. While completing his doctorate, he taught Journalism 3004: Information for Mass Communication, a course which teaches best practices in journalism, advertising and public relations. He is currently on the academic job market. He welcomes postal mail to 110 Bank St SE #702 Minneapolis, MN 55414 or email correspondence: glovi002 (at) umn.edu. Visit him online at http://petergloviczki.com and follow him on Twitter @petergloviczki.