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Ethically Speaking: Media and Journalism

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Lunchbox/Soapbox: Michael Gawenda on The Journalist as Betrayer

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A panel of top journalists and ethical thinkers, including Paul Chadwick, Mark Danner, Gay Alcorn and Tony Coady, under the guidance of former Age editor and CAJ director Michael Gawenda, tease out the old and new ethical dilemmas facing journalists, against the backdrop of a rapidly changing media landscape.

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24 Feb 2010

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