Byline: Seow Ting Lee; 2004-01-01; Mass Communication and Society; pages 97-120
Report: Legal and Scholarly Analysis and Commentary
Tags: deception, ethics, journalism ethics
"Deception is an illusive and difficult issue. The inverse of deception is truthfulness, which is perhaps the closest to a universal value that we have. Deception is objectionable, but this moral outlook is complicated by the systematic nature of deception in human relationships, from little white lies in social intercourse to the far more capacious deception in international relations or warfare. . ."
Description:This article discusses journalistic deception and why it is used.
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