الأخلاقيات الإعلامية بين مرجعية الممارسة و المرجعية و المؤسسية

Abstract EN

In recent years, the media have faced great challenges, within contexts characterized by the pervasiveness of digital into all media industries, where societies lives, to varying degrees, in a digital age.

the new communicative breakthroughs, which reshaped the media ecology, forced the old professional actors to play new roles in this new media ecology.

this new landscape of the media ecology raises many questions related to the ethical repercussions of this new situation, whether it is related to the work of professional journalists in the digital media, or the commitment of ordinary people to minimum ethical and professional standards during the process of collecting, editing and publishing information.

in this paper, we will try to discuss what makes the professional media practice distinct from other practices that coexist with it in the public space.

to what extent the current contexts contribute to increasing the diversity of practices, expanding the forms of interaction and communication between individuals and amplifying the blurring of the boundaries among the practices within the public space.

consequently, these contexts require redrawing the concept of media and journalism in a more clear and accurate manner, as well as the roles that media professionals and journalists must play in a media ecology characterized by complexity and many challenges and incentives that characterize contemporary societies as well.