This book is a must-read for journalism students and early career journalists as it offers practical and real-life examples of ethical dilemmas faced in the newsroom. Tanner draws on the experiences of journalists, both good and bad, to show readers how to navigate the ethical minefield in journalism. The book is easy to read and engaging, making it an exciting addition to any journalism and media studies course.

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For undergraduate and postgraduate courses in Journalism and Media Studies. Journalism Ethics at Work helps students identify their own ethical value system so that they can act with confidence, in the newsroom or in the field. It draws on the experiences of journalists (the good and the bad alike) and shows how to negotiate the minefield that is ethical journalism. Good journalism is more than a state of mind - it also involves balancing multiple responsibilities. Journalism Ethics at Work is a readable text and journalism students and early career journalists will find it an exciting and interesting book.

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