Media Ethics: Issues and Cases

Great for media ethics training. We had this as our textbook last term and I liked it a lot. There were some copy editing and spelling errors here and there (ie Who's Facebook is it, anyway?") , so a good editor needs to go over this next time it's printed. And it was tough to find the online-only stories. Re-do the web site for this book. Otherwise, a good read and it kept the attention of a pretty restive group of students.

This was required reading for a communications ethics class. It read well and was even fairly interesting, which is something a lot of textbooks can't claim. The cast studies at the end of each chapter had a lot of variety. All in all, this isn't something I'd read for general interest, but it didn't put me to sleep like many other textbooks have.

Had to buy it for a class. Easy to read, and I like that it's a smaller than average book size.

Good book for school but the kindle version is annoying in the ways of navigating and then kindle version won’t let me return it. I’m going to have to call customer service to help me.

Such a good book learned a lot

This is a good text for journalism students. Provides tables and tools for analysis of ethical decisions that journalists face.

A short book that does a better job explaining the ethics in media than most sources via its many case study's. Not a bad read considering I was assigned the book for a class

Book was in perfect condition from a reseller. Exactly what I needed for the semester.