Sentence examples for journalistic code of conduct from inspiring English sources

It would create an all-powerful Communications and Multimedia Appeals Tribunal to handle complaints, whose members would be appointed by the government and be vested with authority to ban individual reporters and freeze the financial accounts of media houses judged to be in breach of a new (and far tamer) journalistic code of conduct.

Asked whether he had broken any journalistic code of ethics, Mr Williams replied "I'm not a journalist; I'm a pundit".

I am sure that many documentary makers don't consider themselves journalists, and therefore don't feel they should follow any journalistic code of ethics.

The Press Council of India has set up a committee to investigate violations of the journalistic code of fair and objective reporting.

Mr. Cain told reporters after the debate on Saturday that instead of asking him questions, they should read a copy of "the journalistic code of ethics".

The journalistic code of ethics governing the broadcasts requires that opposing views be presented, and that journalists' personal opinions or judgments be left out of factual reporting.

There is a journalistic code of ethics, but it allows for behaviors you may or may not deem acceptable while in pursuit of a story.

Note: This also applies (even more so) to bloggers who are not held to a journalistic code of ethics.

By the journalistic codes of the 1950s, it was not newsworthy.

To that end, I quote the FT's latest statement on the subject: "The Financial Times is a global print and digital news organisation with a long track record of integrity, independence and ethical journalistic practices, underpinned by a robust code of conduct.

Chaired by Baroness Buscombe, the PCC enforces a code of conduct that lays out how journalists should conduct their work.