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Guidelines, Code & Ethics For Presentation
Guidelines, Code & Ethics For Presentation
NEWS READING
SEMESTER III
BA (JMC) 207
Tinam Borah
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READING LIST
McLeish, R. (1999). Radio Production: A manual for
broadcasters. Oxford: Focal Press.
Adams, M. H., & Massey, K. K. (1995). Introduction to
Radio: Production and Programming. Madison, WI: Brown &
Benchmark.
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LECTURE OBJECTIVES
•To familiarise students with guidelines, code
and ethics for presentation in radio
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It is the duty of the media to keep the citizenry informed of the
state of governance which mostly puts it as odds with the
establishment.
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FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES AND
SELF REGULATION
Impartiality and objectivity in reporting
Ensuring neutrality
Privacy
National security
Corrigendum 6
WHAT IS NOT ALLOWED?
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•Anything showing disrespect to the Constitution or advocating
change in the Constitution by violence; but advocating changes in a
constitutional way should not be debarred
•Appeal for funds except for the Prime Minister National Relief
Fund, at a time of External Emergency or if the Country is faced
with a natural calamity such a floods, earthquake or cyclone.