...ethical standards that newspapers or their organizations publish in order to fulfill their social responsibilities. Yellow journalism emerged in the United States from the end of the 19th century, and as public criticism of it grew, several newspapers first established their own ethical codes. In 1923, the American Society of Newspaper Editors (ASNE) adopted the Canons of Journalism at its first annual meeting. Then, in the 1960s, as readers' criticism of coverage of the civil rights movement and the Vietnam War grew, the Society revised its existing standards slightly in 1975 and adopted the Statement of Principles. *Some of the terminology referenced in the "American Society of Newspaper Editors" are listed below. Source | Heibonsha World Encyclopedia 2nd Edition | Information |
…新聞がその社会的責任を果たすために,新聞社あるいはその団体が公表したみずからに課す倫理基準。19世紀末からアメリカではイェロー・ジャーナリズムが興り,それに対する民衆の批判も高まったために,まずいくつかの新聞社がそれぞれ自社の倫理綱領を設けたが,1923年にはアメリカ新聞編集者協会American Society of Newspaper Editors(ASNE)が第1回年次総会で〈ジャーナリズム基準The Canons of Journalism〉を採択した。そして,60年代になると公民権運動やベトナム戦争の報道について読者の批判が高まるなか,同協会は75年これまでの基準を若干改定して〈原則声明Statement of Principle〉を採択した。… ※「American Society of Newspaper Editors」について言及している用語解説の一部を掲載しています。 出典|株式会社平凡社世界大百科事典 第2版について | 情報 |
>>: American Society of Landscape Architects
… [Munemin Yanagi]. … *Some of the terminology th...
An annual or biennial plant of the Rubiaceae fami...
〘Noun〙 (In early modern times, it was also called ...
...The survey for (1) was carried out from Barcel...
...The hand is from the wrist down. [Arm] Because...
A river that flows through the southeastern part ...
A compound of barium and oxygen. It is also calle...
A red seaweed of the family Cerataceae that grows ...
A method for quantifying and identifying substance...
...In 653 (Hakuchi 4), Dosho went to China to stu...
A bird of the order Accipitridae (Accipitridae). W...
Also called strain paint. A special paint with ver...
A general term for ethers with the general formula...
...The second change is that linguistic classific...
It refers to the state in which an organism's...