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Rodrigo Moreno, bottom left (Graphics by Diego Rot) |
Slide 2: Rule 1 – Seek the Truth
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Verify facts before publishing
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Use credible sources
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Avoid distortion or misrepresentation
Slide 3: Rule 2 – Support Diverse Voices
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Include multiple perspectives
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Give space to underrepresented groups
Slide 4: Rule 3 – Minimize Harm
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Be compassionate with those affected
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Avoid sensationalism
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Handle vulnerable people with care
Slide 5: Rule 4 – Stay Independent
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Avoid conflicts of interest
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Don’t be swayed by advertisers or sponsors
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Put the public’s interest first
Slide 6: Rule 5 – Be Accountable
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Admit and correct mistakes
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Be open to feedback
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Expose unethical behavior
Slide 7: Rule 6 – Be Accurate
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Double-check facts and sources
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Correct inaccuracies quickly
Slide 8: Rule 7 – Be Objective
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Keep personal bias in check
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Present facts fairly and clearly
Slide 9: Rule 8 – Be Fair
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Show all sides of a story
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Avoid favoritism or prejudice
Slide 10: Rule 9 – Be Transparent
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Identify yourself and your outlet
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Use anonymous sources only when necessary
Slide 11: Rule 10 – Respect People & Sources
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Protect confidential sources
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Treat all subjects with dignity
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Keep social media professional
Slide 12: Final Slide – Uphold Ethics & Trust
Goal: Maintain public trust by following ethical journalism
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Inform responsibly
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Stay true to the mission of journalism
Rodrigo Moreno sent Sylvia Atkinson to prison. In exchange Moreno got his green card and was able to stay legally in the USA. How convenient that now he lectures others about the rules of Journalism.
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