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PR Communications: Best Buy Blog Misses Ethics Mark

PR Communications: Best Buy Blog Misses Ethics Mark | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

Valuable employee comms debate on John Cass' blog...

 

The Best Buy Ethics blog was the subject of one of my blog posts recently. I thought the content strategy of describing instances of errors of judgement by employees was a communications blunder, and and as a result I received a lot of feedback from the community. Here's a synopsis of some of the comments on my blog, and some answers by back channel messaging from several senior colleagues in communications...

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Arrington's TechCrunch Moves Even Startle Trade Mag Editors

Arrington's TechCrunch Moves Even Startle Trade Mag Editors | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it
The ethical overhaul TechCrunch's founder wants to make of journalism is even bigger than it seems...

 

...Here's what's interesting about this situation to me: the set of solutions to common information problems that we call journalism is coming unglued as different types of publications become possible on the Internet.

 

The generally accepted sense of journalistic ethics says you shouldn't have financial conflicts of interest and that this is not negotiable at the individual level. Journalism ethics reside in publications and more broadly within the idea of the fourth estate....

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Public Relations: More Bad PR for News Corp. Shows Lingering Effects of Unethical Behavior

Murdoch-owned News Corp. is making headlines again this week, further demonstrating that unethical behavior does not pay.

 

The mother of a terrorism victim filed a lawsuit yesterday accusing the News of the World of hacking her son’s phone after his death. The lawsuit is the first legal action filed by a relative or victim of the 7/7 London train bombings, according to the Huffington post, but it probably won’t be the last....

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