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Sparked discussions about the ethics of manipulating user emotions and the responsibilities of social media platforms.

Emphasized the media's role in social issues and the ethical responsibilities in reporting on sensitive matters.

Revolutionized media landscape and raised questions about continuous news coverage's impact on journalism quality.

Raised issues of transparency and the blurring line between editorial content and advertising.

Highlighted the challenges of misinformation in the digital age and the responsibilities of platforms in moderating content.

Highlighted the ethical challenges of sensationalism and the potential for media to manipulate public opinion.

It established the Federal Radio Commission, precursor to the FCC, and began regulation of broadcasting to serve the public interest.

Required broadcasters to present contrasting viewpoints on controversial issues, promoting balanced reporting.

Led to major tech companies having to negotiate payment with news organizations for content, changing the dynamics of media revenue.

Provided comprehensive guidelines for journalists, emphasizing accuracy, fairness, and minimizing harm.

This cooperative, not-for-profit news organization promoted standards of impartiality and objectivity in journalism.

Investigative journalism played a key role in uncovering political corruption, highlighting the role of media in holding power to account.

The Supreme Court ruling reinforced the First Amendment right of the press to publish classified information on matters of public interest.

It led to the spread of ideas and information, enabling mass communication and challenging the control of information by authorities.

It called for responsible and accountable journalism, forming the basis for modern media ethics.

The Jayson Blair incident led to increased scrutiny on journalistic standards and the importance of editorial oversight.

Raised questions about the balance between transparency and security and the ethics of leaked information.

Though it was shut down after one issue, it set a precedent for the rights to print news and challenged censorship.

Exposed the misuse of user data for political purposes, prompting discussions on data privacy and ethics in social media.

It advanced the ideas of freedom of speech and the harm principle, influential in debates on media ethics.

Established the principle of truth as a defense against libel and laid a foundation for the freedom of the press.

Kevin Carter's Pulitzer-winning photo sparked debate on the moral obligations of photographers in crisis situations.

Exposed unethical journalism practices, resulting in the closure of the publication and sparked a debate over privacy rights.

Raised concerns about the potential for misinformation and the ethical use of AI in creating convincing false media.