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_aPurvis, Stewart _940159 |
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_aWhen reporters cross the line : _bthe heroes, the villains, the hackers and the spies _cStewart Purvis, Jeff Hulbert |
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_aLondon : _bBiteback Publishing, _c2013. |
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_aix, 386 pages. ; _c24cm. |
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| 520 | _a'When Reporters Cross the Line' tells the stories of 11 journalists, among them some of the best-known names in British journalism, who broke the code of their craft in the name of the public interest. These are the men and women who went beyond accepted journalistic conventions - in some cases beyond more fundamentally human ethical conventions - and whose actions led to often shocking consequences that have been kept secret. Until now. | ||
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_aJournalism _xMoral and ethical aspects _zGreat Britain _940160 |
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_aJournalists _zGreat Britain _940161 |
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_aJournalistic ethics _91081 |
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_aHulbert, Jeff _940162 |
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