Glocal Media Ethics

Rao, Sumathi

doi:10.1002/9781444390629.ch9

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“…By the same token, media that claim to be ‘global’ yet fail to acknowledge the ways in which their ethical perspective are influenced by their own cultural, historical or political positioning, will be unable to help us make sense of the world in which we live. (Rao 2011, p. 158)…”

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“…Some media cultures emphasize more strongly that other such values as the promotion of social solidarity, not offending religious beliefs and not weakening public support for the military. Even where media systems agree on a value, such as ‘freedom of press’ or ‘social responsibility’, they may interpret and apply such principles in different ways (Rao 2011, p. 138).…”

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Challenges in Internationalizing Radio Journalism Course Content

Wake

2012

Asia Pacific Media Educator

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RMIT postgraduate students studying Broadcast Journalism: Radio were asked to create audio stories for a programme called ‘Global Leadership’ being aired by the Australia Broadcasting Corporation’s international broadcaster Radio Australia. The project was adopted because it fits with a university-wide push to ‘internationalize’ the curriculum in order to give students a ‘global passport to work beyond Australian shores’. The project prompted students to think outside their geographical boundaries and to address an Asia-Pacific-wide audience. This paper outlines the results of that experiment and the constraints, incentives and opportunities educators face in responding to calls to internationalize journalism education. It suggests a model for reporting across international borders which others could build on.

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confidence: 99%

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confidence: 99%