1. Choose a recent advertising campaign or advertisement that has garnered attention, either positively or negatively, in terms of ethical considerations. Analyze the advertisement using ethical frameworks such as honesty, transparency, social responsibility, and cultural sensitivity. Discuss the potential impact of the advertisement on consumers, society, and the brand’s reputation.
2. Explore the concept of the Right to Information (RTI) in the context of transparency, accountability, and democracy. Select a case study from your country or region where the RTI has played a significant role in revealing government actions or decisions
3. Examine the complex landscape of privacy in the digital age. Choose a recent case, event, or technology development that has raised significant privacy concerns in the digital space. Analyze the implications of this case on individuals’ digital privacy, data protection, and online surveillance.
4. Explore the concept of self-regulation in the media industry. Analyze a recent incident or controversy related to media ethics, accuracy, or accountability. Examine the response of media organizations involved in the incidence and assess the effectiveness of their selfregulation measures. Present your analysis in a well-structured essay, and propose recommendations for enhancing self-regulation practices in the media industry
5. Select a case study involving copyright issues in the realm of media, arts, or entertainment. Reflect on the evolving nature of copyright in the digital age and its implications for content creators, consumers, and the creative industry. Discuss the potential reforms or alternative approaches to copyright that may better accommodate the needs of content creators and society.
1. Private news channels are often criticised for carrying our sting operations unethically. What are the ethical practices and laws that govern the use of hidden cameras and recording without a person’s consent and knowledge? Discuss your answer in light of any recent example.
2. Discuss the role of codes of ethics in the context of journalism as a professional practice, examining its problematic and positive aspects and whether codes are the most effective way of securing ethical media practice without unduly restraining practitioners?
3. Fake news and rumour mongering has become a menace due to the lack of gatekeeping across social medial. What in your opinion should be the ethical code of self-adherence to reduce the spread of such unidentified news?
4. Reading news and seeing gory photographs of riots, wars or accidents can be mentally harassing for the audience. Nevertheless, such reporting is essential from journalistic view. Is there a need of educating journalists on Trauma Literacy for responsible reporting of accidents or riots? Justify your answer.
5. Personal data created by individuals using the internet creates both footprints and fingerprints. Discuss the ways that data-matching on the internet pose new legal and ethical issues for media platforms and media practitioners. [Data matching means the use of personal information given in one context (or held on one database) with data given (or held) in another]
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