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......shaping the ethical bottom line? Identifying factors influencing young readers' acceptance of digital news photo alteration" discusses digital ethics as it relates to photo manipulation in the digital age. More specifically, the authors aim to understand and examine what affect young readers' rejection/acceptance of news images that have been digitally altered. The authors discover key influencers in readers' choices. "The major finding is that the perceived prevalence of photo alteration, media credibility, and personal Photoshop use and knowledge are the major influencers of "non-professional" standards of acceptance of photo alteration." (Yao, Perlmutter and Liu 124)The authors imply the need for intervention from a professional and scholarly level as well as participation by ethical activists to advocate for ethical standards as well as provide a public discussion of photo alteration. In a day and age where social media has proliferated and anyone with a camera can make a name for themselves, it stands to identify a growing need for discussion. The public must be made aware of the various way photos are manipulated and the growing trend to only show manipulated photos.
The article begins with a brief background of ethics covering multiple factors...
From introduction of social media to the use of digital camera and the internet, things have taken a different direction than a few decades ago. For example, non-industry professionals did not have access to high end camera equipment. Now with the improvement of consumer photo technology specifically seen on portable decides like smart phones, it is no wonder photo manipulation has grown in popularity throughout various sources of media.
Apps like Snapchat and Instagram have filters that can change a person's appearance, even swap their faces. This creates an atmosphere of changeability that promotes altered images. This is exactly what the authors note in the study. There is an absence in ethics due to the popularity of these changes seen occurring in the last five years. This coupled with retouches and alterations on magazines and in photoshoots, it is no wonder the public has grown accustomed to the altered reality represented in these images.
One book examining photography and civic spectatorship notes the passive spectatorship of the public in regards to ethical living. "The public is locked into passive spectatorship rather than authentic participation and thereby is given only poor or worse options for ethical…
Media's Role in the BTK Killer Case There have been several serial murder cases which feature killers who play with the attention of the public through their manipulation of the media for various reasons. However, with the actual publication of messages supposedly from mass murderers, the ethical role of the media is put to the test. Many believe that publishing these messages increases the chances of catching the murderer in
Codes of Conduct Describe your company and benchmark the codes of conduct used by similar companies. Critique the codes of conduct for three other companies. Benchmark codes: The code of conduct for my company (a newspaper publisher in a small town) is quite straightforward and unsophisticated. Basic to the code for my company are ethical issues which are in effect behavioral issues: there shall be no use or profanity, no alcohol or
Cross-Media Response to Digital Manipulation of Still and Moving Images" was originally published in the Fall of 1996 by the Journal of Broadcasting & Electronic Media. The primary author of the study, George Albert Gladney, holds a Ph.D. In Communication and serves as the Assistant Professor and Director of Graduate Studies in the Department of Communication & Mass Media at the University of Wyoming, Laramie. The secondary author, Matthew
The Effects of Operation Desert Storm on Human Behaviors, Human Expression and Ethics Introduction In early 1991, the United States launched Operation Desert Storm in response to Saddam Hussein’s invasion and occupation of Kuwait while the American public held its collective breath to see whether Hussein’s threat to wage “the mother of all battles,” including threats to use chemical weapons of mass destruction, would come to fruition. Although the Iraqi military was
visual cues come from students developing knowledge of letter/sound relationships and of how letters are formed what letters and words look like often identified as sounding out words Example 2- Phoneme Awareness -- Recognizing Rhyme Assessment (Klein, 2003). Instructor: Says two-three words that rhyme: fat, cat, bat Model: These words have the same sound at the end so they rhyme; cat and mop do not rhyme because their sound is different. Share: Listen to
The public-key cryptography approach also creates a more efficient means of cryptographic security by ensuring RSA-compliant encryption and decryption throughout the secured network (Sarkar, Maitra, 2010). As a result the use of public-key cryptography hardens and makes more secure each connection and node on a network (Chevalier, Rusinowitch, 2010). C3. What will help you trust a public-key that belongs to an unfamiliar person or Web site, and why does it