Media Ethics
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- False Presentation: In the lack of impartial reporting, the truth is falsely presented in society, influencing people's perceptions and attitudes. The skewed news coverage on social media platforms had an impact on the U.S. presidential elections, as was seen in the Cambridge Analytica case.
- National Security: As shown in the coverage of the 26/11 terrorist attacks in India, the nation's internal security was put at danger in the pursuit of sensationalism and higher TRP rates.
- Sensationalism: Despite Supreme Court directives, sensationalism-driven reportage frequently compromises the identity of rape victims and survivors.
- No Guidelines: Media trials violate due process of law and ....
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