What are the enduring principles that a journalist should con- sult, without fail, in making ethical judgments?

Which of these principles is the most important if choices have to be made?

To whom or what does a journalist owe professional loyalty- to oneselt, the public, an employer, or colleagues?

best can a journalist approach such eternal questions as means were ends, especially when he or she is exhorted to sorun as a Watchdog over government?

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