Middle Tennessee University Media Ethics & Values Reflection Paper

I’m working on a journalism question and need an explanation and answer to help me learn.

The book’s name is Campbell, R., Martin,C., & Fabos, B. Media & Culture, 12th ed. Macmillan.

chapter 14 discusses values and ethics in the journalism industry.  For your last reflection, please write on the following scenario:

You are a reporter for a local news outlet in Nashville (pick either TV, newspaper, or radio), and have been assigned to cover a  protest in the city against the Biden/Harris administration while during the COVID-19 pandemic.  While it’s difficult to predict what exactly will happen, you can probably predict potential scenarios that may pop up due to past events.  Using issues and content from the book, what sort of ethical issues could you face while covering the rally?  How would you approach it?  

I’m not looking for a specific right/wrong answer for this one.  Just prove to me that you read the chapter and use that information to actively apply that knowledge to your approach.  

Please use proper spelling, grammar, etc. and shoot for 250-300 words.  You can submit the reflection in the box provided.  Please let me know if you have any questions at all.  hapter 14 discusses values and ethics in the journalism industry.  For your last reflection, please write on the following scenario:

You are a reporter for a local news outlet in Nashville (pick either TV, newspaper, or radio), and have been assigned to cover a  protest in the city against the Biden/Harris administration while during the COVID-19 pandemic.  While it’s difficult to predict what exactly will happen, you can probably predict potential scenarios that may pop up due to past events.  Using issues and content from the book, what sort of ethical issues could you face while covering the rally?  How would you approach it?  

I’m not looking for a specific right/wrong answer for this one.  Just prove to me that you read the chapter and use that information to actively apply that knowledge to your approach.