Ethics in Journalism and Blogging

The video discusses the limitations of a code of ethics, emphasizing that individuals must make their own ethical decisions. It highlights the new ethics learned in the online world, such as transparency, correction, and collaboration, which differ from traditional journalism ethics. The speaker shares personal experiences with editors and stresses the importance of both new and old media ethics, including fairness, accuracy, and balance.

What is the main limitation of a code of ethics according to the speaker?

• It is legally binding.

• It requires personal ethical decisions.

• It is universally applicable.

• It provides clear solutions.

How did the speaker's editors react to ethical dilemmas?

• They strictly followed the code of ethics.

• They always supported the speaker.

• They had varied responses based on the situation.

• They ignored the speaker's actions.

What new ethic did the speaker learn in the blogging world?

• Indifference

• Objectivity

• Transparency

• Secrecy

Why does the speaker disclose personal information on their blog?

• To maintain secrecy.

• To enhance transparency.

• To confuse readers.

• To avoid criticism.

What is the speaker's approach to mistakes in blogs?

• Erase them immediately.

• Cross them out and admit the error.

• Deny their existence.

• Ignore them.

How does the speaker involve readers in their work?

• By keeping them uninformed.

• By asking for their help and collaboration.

• By ignoring their feedback.

• By restricting their access to information.

What is the consequence of not correcting mistakes quickly in blogs?

• Increased credibility.

• Improved reputation.

• No impact on credibility.

• Loss of credibility.

Which traditional journalistic ethic is considered timeless by the speaker?

• Subjectivity

• Bias

• Fairness

• Secrecy

What does the speaker believe old media can learn from new media?

• The benefits of ignoring mistakes.

• The importance of secrecy.

• The value of transparency and collaboration.

• The need for more regulations.

What is the speaker's view on objectivity in journalism?

• It is the most important ethic.

• It is less important than fairness and balance.

• It should be completely ignored.

• It is the only ethic that matters.