Terms of endearment owner ethics, Joas, and editorial independence

Journal of Mass Media Ethics 2 (1):30 – 40 (1986)
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Abstract

Though media ethics has emerged as a strong topic in recent years, the discussion may be of little value in helping improve ethical performance of the media until owner ethics becomes a major topic. This case study explores the conflict of interest problem for owners lobbying for special interest legislation and eroding independence of newsrooms

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