Despite the ethnically important role that medicine and other professions play the lives of individuals and in society, media scholars and other critics lack a well-developed method to assess news coverage of ethical issues that involve professions and society. The near absence of broad, systematic assessment of ethics coverage exists despite the considerable scholarly interest in recent decades in normative press theory and media ethics. This book consists of the following chapters: Introduction; Emergence of free Media; Impact of Mass Media on Society; Mass Media and Culture; reflection of Media on Society; Bibliography. A veritable mine of information, this will delight and enlighten all inquisitive readers.
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