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Códigos éticos en el ciberperiodismo español y latinoamericano.

Authors: Parra Valcarce, David; Real Rodríguez, Elena; López Talavera, María del Mar;

Códigos éticos en el ciberperiodismo español y latinoamericano.

Abstract

Los códigos éticos informativos, considerados como un conjunto sistematizado de principios, normas, criterios y preceptos emanados y aceptados por el colectivo profesional del periodismo para autodisciplina o autocontrol de sus miembros en el ejercicio de su actividad, marcan el comportamiento que han de seguir los periodistas con sus audiencias, así como también las relaciones intraprofesionales (entre los propios periodistas). La consolidación de una realidad como el ciberperiodismo implica la aparición de nuevos retos éticos y deontológicos para la profesión periodística, circunstancia que se refuerza en el entorno conocido como web 2.0. Con el fin de afrontar estos desafíos se observa la gradual y creciente implantación de diferentes códigos éticos tanto en el ciberperiodismo español como en el latinoamericano, por lo general procedentes de distintas organizaciones e instituciones que agrupan a los profesionales del periodismo.

The ethical codes of information, considered as a systematic set of principles, norms, criteria and precepts emanated and accepted by the professional collective of journalism for self-discipline or self-control of its members in the exercise of their activity, mark the behavior to be followed by journalists with their audiences, as well as intra-professional relations (among journalists themselves). The consolidation of a reality such as cyberjournalism implies the appearance of new ethical and deontological challenges for the journalistic profession, a circumstance that is reinforced in the environment known as web 2.0. In order to face these challenges, we can observe the gradual and growing implementation of different ethical codes in both Spanish and Latin American cyberjournalism, usually coming from different professional organizations and institutions.

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Professionalism of the journalist., Ética y deontología periodística, Journalism on the internet (cyber journalism), Journalistic ethics and deontology, Profesionalidad del periodista., Ciberperiodismo, Professionalism of the journalist, Professionalization of journalism, Profesionalidad del periodista, Periodismo español, Periodismo latinoamericano, Spanish journalism, Latin America journalism, Profesionalización del periodismo

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