Chief Communication Officer Magazine for Communication Leaders
The editor of eCCO Magazine would like to draw readers’ attention to the article published by the Nieman Lab, by Joshua Benton. A new paper notes that discussions among reporters tend to focus on its “lack of verification” and “truth-bending.” But you can’t evaluate resistance without also looking at what it’s resisting.
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The Association & the Club of the Foreign Press Correspondent in the United States issued a statement: WORLD PRESS FREEDOM DAY 2021
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Statement by Secretary Antony J. Blinken: “Tomorrow, the United States joins the international community in celebrating World Press Freedom Day. Information and knowledge are powerful tools, and a free and independent press is the core institution connecting publics to the information they need to advocate for themselves, make informed decisions, and hold governmental officials accountable. […]
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The editor of eCCO Magazine would like to draw readers’ attention to the article published by the SPJ. The Society of Professional Journalists National President Matthew T. Hall sent a letter today to President-elect Joe Biden urging him to end the restrictions on employees in federal offices and agencies speaking with the press.
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The editor of eCCO Magazine would like to draw readers’ attention to the article published by the Foreign Press USA. , written by Thomas Barat, the Editor in Chief of the eCCO Magazine.
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The Association of Foreign Press Correspondents in the United States (AFC-USA), as a membership organization, is going to hold board members’ elections on September 1st, 2020.
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Guiding Principles: Journalism’s obligation is to the public. Journalism places the public’s interests ahead of commercial, political and personal interests. Journalism empowers viewers, listeners and readers to make more informed decisions for themselves; it does not tell people what to believe or how to feel. Ethical decision-making should occur at every step of the journalistic […]
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National Press Photographers Association Code of Ethics PREAMBLE The National Press Photographers Association, a professional society that promotes the highest standards in visual journalism, acknowledges concern for every person’s need both to be fully informed about public events and to be recognized as part of the world in which we live. Visual journalists operate as […]
Read More »Professional Codes of Ethics – American Society of Newspaper Editors (ASNE) ASNE Statement of Principles ASNE’s Statement of Principles was originally adopted in 1922 as the “Canons of Journalism.” The document was revised and renamed “Statement of Principles” in 1975. PREAMBLE. The First Amendment, protecting freedom of expression from abridgment by any law, guarantees to the […]
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