The ethics of journalism challenged by Jaana Hujanen, Mikko Grönlund, Juho Ruotsalainen, Katja Lehtisaari, Viljami Vaarala

“… The article examines Finnish news professionals’ views on the ethical challenges that ensue from emerging and intertwining forms of local professional journalism and communications. Besides describing the current situation, the article employs data from a survey of editors-in-chief to investigate how news professionals anticipate the relationship between journalism and communications evolving in the future. …”
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When journalists lose their foothold by Sigurd Allern, Ester Pollack

“…In addition, a lack of verifiable documentation – and uncritical use of anonymous sources – ignited renewed debates about the ethical standards of professional journalism. This article discusses two alleged #MeToo cases: Aftonbladet’s dramatic and unfounded accusations against the theatre CEO Benny Fredriksson and VG’s misuse and manipulation of a “bar-dance” episode involving the Norwegian Labour politician Trond Giske. …”
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THE MODEL OF INFORMATION AND ANALYTICAL SUPPORT OF EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH BASED ON ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS OF OPEN ACCESS by Oleg M. Spirin, Anna V. Іatsyshyn, Svitlana M. Ivanova, Alla V. Kilchenko, Liliia A. Luparenko

“…The stages of implementation of the prototype on the platform of open journal systems that can be used by scientific institutions and higher educational institutions for the publication of scientific professional journals and collections are described.…”
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Sulejmanpašić and Zelizer: Returning to the Journalism by Amela Delić

“…It is interesting that back in 1936 Sulejmanpašić accurately dissected journalistic reality, distinguishing sensational journalism from professional journalism. Thus, he leaves us room for a different, purposeful and visionary journalism. …”
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Is It Worth Publishing in a Medical Students’ Journal? Insights From a 10-Year Journey by Francisco J. Bonilla-Escobar, Ciara Egan, Mihnea-Alexandru Găman

“…For some, these Journals should not exist, arguing that medical student research is for the sole purpose of training or rather, it should be aimed at reaching the level of rigor and impact held by other professional journals. For others, the lack of indexing and impact make these Journals a place where potential visibility and recognition is lost. …”
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Nominalization in Academic Writing: A Cross-disciplinary Investigation of Physics and Applied Linguistics Empirical Research Articles by Alireza Jalilifar, Zhila Heidari Kaidan, Alexanne Don

“…To this end, 60 RAs from discipline-related professional journals were randomly selected and analyzed in light of Halliday and Matthiessen’s (1999) taxonomy of nominalization. …”
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Subject analysis of component parts of serials and books in the National Library of Serbia by Bojana Veselinović, Ivana Jašović

“…In addition to creating bibliographies of monographic and serial publications, the NLS also creates bibliographies of articles and content from professional journals. The Department of Serial Publications, more precisely the Subject Analysis Subdepartment, is in charge of this work as a separate organizational unit. …”
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Religious and spiritual beliefs and practices in medicine: an evaluation in a tertiary care hospital in Malaysia by Rathor, Mohammad Yousuf, Abdul Rani, Mohammed Fauzi, Akter, Seikh Farid Uddin, SMS, Azarisman, Omar, Ahmad Marzuki

“…Despite hundreds of articles in professional journals on the subject, little is known about physician beliefs regarding the influence of religion on health. …”
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Development of journalism ethics: a comparative analysis of codes of ethics in Nigeria, United Kingdom, United States of America, India, and Russia by Topic Peremobowei Akoje, Mohd Helmi Abd Rahim

“…However, efforts by professional journalism bodies to come up with universally acceptable standards of codes of ethics is still suffering setback because most codes of ethics are rooted in the socio-cultural, religious and political milieu of the countries they emanated from. …”
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Populism Versus a Transparently Informed Public: the State of the Media Space in South East Europe by Katerina Veljanovska Blazhevska

“…All this is particularly important, in order to keep professional journalism and professional media reporting alive. …”
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Why Must Journals at the University Level be Well Managed to Support the Era of University Independence? by Widowati Evi, Wijaya Atika, Kadarwati Sri, Maretta Yoris Adi, Atno

“…The study results found that the management of professional journals that have an orientation to business development at the university level requires a minimum of 10 key roles with 12 minimum service systems that must be developed. …”
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Audience Perception of the Influence of Government Ownership of NTA on Journalism of Truth, Fairness and Balance: A Study of Residents of Owerri Metropolis, Nigeria by Ikechukwu Cletus Ilomuanya, Philomena Effiong Umoren, Fabian Okalla, Chinedu George Ohiri, Kizito Nzube Alaekwe, Emeka Williams Etumnu

“…The study further revealed that the respondents perceive that the influence of government control of NTA limits the freedom of the press, which is against the ethics and demands of professional journalism. The paper concluded that when news stories are written and framed in the interest of the owners rather than the public interest, it kills journalistic ethics and professionalism as well as the social responsibility role of the media.…”
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The paradox of knowing more and less: Audience metrics and the erosion of epistemic standards on the internet by Mario Haim, Christoph Neuberger

“…Such epistemic tribalism contrasts widely shared epistemic standards of professional journalism and has yielded a paradox in which an increase in knowledge about audiences possibly leads to less common knowledge about current events because epistemic standards are no longer shared across the public. …”
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More important, but less robust? Five things everybody needs to know about the future of journalism by Nielsen, RASMUS, Selva, M

“…<br/><br/> Fourth, the business models that fund news are challenged, weakening professional journalism and leaving news media more vulnerable to commercial and political pressures.…”

Boundaries Not Drawn: Mapping the institutional roots of the global fact-checking movement by Graves, L

“…As a genuinely transnational professional movement which includes practitioners from multiple journalistic cultures as well as other fields, fact-checking offers a new site to consider whether and how professional journalism is meaningfully becoming globalized. …”

The Relation between Theory of Justice of John Rawls by Kant's Ethics and Hegel's philosophy of Right by Dirbaz, A, Mehri, H

“…This book includes several articles that eventually, has formed like a book has increased a wide audience in the university and professional journals, particularly in English –speaking countries. …”
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Codes of Journalism Ethics in Russia and the United States: Traditions and the Current Practice of Application by Aleksei Yuryevich Bykov, Elena Savova Georgieva, Yuliya Sokratovna Danilova, Anna Vitalyevna Baychik

“…The findings of the study show that the historical conditions of the development of the two states, as well as their political traditions, influenced the development of journalism and formation of the professional journalism culture. These factors predetermined the specific features of the codes of journalism ethics in Russia and the United States, in particular, the time of the adoption of the first codes, the current number of such codes, their substantive features, specifics of their implementation.…”
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A Letter from a Siberian Poet to the President of the United States of America: Natural Written Speech as a Reflection of Socio-Political Views by K. V. Sinegubova

“…The author had no experience in professional journalism or in intercultural communication, which makes him a naive author. …”
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Children's literature in Italian Journals: An Overview by Laura Madella

“…Thus, scholarly outcome of the latest research in children’s literature is usually distributed throughout major professional journals, generally led by university-based research groups. …”
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Codes of Journalism Ethics in Russia and the United States: Traditions and the Current Practice of Application by Aleksei Yuryevich Bykov, Elena Savova Georgieva, Yuliya Sokratovna Danilova, Anna Vitalyevna Baychik

“…The findings of the study show that the historical conditions of the development of the two states, as well as their political traditions, influenced the development of journalism and formation of the professional journalism culture. These factors predetermined the specific features of the codes of journalism ethics in Russia and the United States, in particular, the time of the adoption of the first codes, the current number of such codes, their substantive features, specifics of their implementation. …”
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