Image ethics in the digital age / Larry Gross, John Stuart Katz, and Jay Ruby, editors.
'Image Ethics in the Digital Age' brings together leading experts in the fields of journalism, media studies, & law to address the challenges presented by new technology & assess the implications for personal & societal values & behavior.
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Table of Contents:
- The internet: big pictures and interactors / David D. Perlmutter
- Professional oversight: policing the credibility of photojournalism / Dona Schwartz
- News norms and emotions: pictures of pain and metaphors of distress / Jessica M. Fishman
- Instant transmission: covering Columbine's victims and villains / Marguerite J. Moritz
- Privacy and spectacle: the reversible panopticon and media-saturated society / Larry Gross
- Daytime talk shows: ethics and ordinary people on television / Laura Grindstaff
- Copyright law and the challenge of digital technology / Sheldon W. Halpern
- Fair use and the visual arts: please leave some room for Robin Hood / Stephen E. Weil
- Digital technology and stock photography: and god created Photoshop / Paul Frosh
- Computer-generated images: wildlife and natural history films / Derek Bousé
- White and Wong: race, porn, and the world wide web / Darrell Y. Hamamoto
- The advertising photography of Richard Avedon and Sebastião Salgado / Matthew Soar
- Indigenous media: negotiating control over images / Faye Ginsburg
- 'Moral copyright': indigenous people and contemporary film / Hart Cohen
- Family film: ethical implications for consent / John Stuart Katz
- Afterword: digital image ethics / Howard S. Becker and Dianne Hagaman.