The public plays reporter: Attitudes toward reporting on public officials

Journal of Mass Media Ethics 7 (2):97 – 106 (1992)
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Abstract

Arthur Ashe's public admission to being a victim of acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS) once again raises the question of media exposure of private facts. This study compares journalist and public responses to questions about how far the media should go, finding differences between the two groups, as the public is more tolerant of information bearing on official duties.

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