30 August 2005

Wanted: Journalists for Survey on Media Ethics


30 August 2005

The Argentine Journalism Forum (FOPEA) is seeking input from journalists around the world as part of a research project investigating how media professionals are dealing with the challenges of journalism ethics in different countries.

The research is being led by Pablo Mendelevich, a journalist and professor at the University of Palermo, and is supported by the Konrad Adenauer Foundation.

FOPEA has prepared a survey which seeks journalists' opinions on the five most common ethical problems pertaining to journalism (eg. invasion of privacy, sensationalism, corruption) and examples of how journalists are dealing with these problems in everyday practice.

To participate in the survey, please contact Research Assistant María Celeste Danón for details: celeste@fopea.org



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