The Publisher-Public Official: Unveiling the Conflict of Interest

Explore the Ethical Dilemma of Publisher-Politicians

The Publisher-Public Official: Real or Imagined Conflict of Interest? delves into the pressing issue of conflict of interest when politicians double as newspaper editors or publishers. Through a detailed examination of five current case studies, interviews with editors/publishers, and reader surveys, this book reveals how these dual roles impact journalistic integrity and public trust.

Key Features:

• Explores the tension between social responsibility theory and political involvement in journalism.
• Features interviews with editors/publishers and insights from readers on ethical concerns.
• Comprehensive survey results on whether it's possible to balance both roles responsibly.
• Includes expert analysis by veteran newspapermen Don Sneed and Daniel Riffe.
• Examines editorial pages, newspaper articles, and professional ethical codes surrounding the issue.

Perfect For:

• Journalism professionals and educators seeking a deeper understanding of ethical dilemmas.
• Politicians and political scientists interested in the intersection of media and politics.
• Anyone interested in the future of the press and its role in holding government accountable.

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