Journal of Media Ethics

Papers
(The TQCC of Journal of Media Ethics is 2. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-05-01 to 2026-05-01.)
ArticleCitations
Introduction17
Ethics, Crisis Communication, and Gucci’s Blackface Sweater14
Avoid Offensive Acts by Respecting Human Dignity and Growing Cultural Knowledge12
Virtual Virtue? Opportunities and Challenges in Explicating Intellectual Virtues Through Journalistic Exemplars in the Digital Network11
The In-House Balance: Negotiating Professional Identity, Boundaries, and Ethical Quandaries as an In-House Sports Reporter10
Enhanced Realism or A.I.-Generated Illusion? Synthetic Voice in the Documentary Film Roadrunner8
The Gucci “Wool Balaclava Jumper” Case is a Listening Failure; It Will Happen Again7
Social Distance, Ethics, and Engagement with Social Networks: How Do They Interact?6
Revisiting Social Media Ethics: The Impact of Platform Design on Human Solidarity, Expression, and Interaction6
CASES AND COMMENTARIES6
The Alluring Deception: Big Tech and the Deployment of AI in Politics6
Introduction to the Special Issue: A Neo-Aristotelian Take on Journalism and Politics6
Corporate Claims and Stakeholder Doubts: A Comprehensive Bibliometric Review of CSR and Skepticism6
Communication as Integration: A New Theoretical Starting Point for Journalism Ethics5
The Impact of Crucibles in Developing Public Relations’ Character and Competencies as Servant Leaders5
What Happens When We Smooth Out the Rough Edges of the Past?5
The State of Ethics Competencies, Training and Moral Efficacy in Public Relations4
Journalistic Norms on Telegram: Ethical Dilemmas Covering the 2023–2025 Israel-Hamas War4
Cases and Commentaries4
Humility: A Foundational Virtue for Digital Life4
Ethics Beyond the Newsroom: Ethical Media Engagement in Times of Conflict and Division4
Transcultural and Transnational Communication Principles? Suggestions for Minimum and Maximum Values as a Common Ground4
“7,221 Refrigerated Human Penises”: Examining Nigerian Media’s Failure to Verify a Sensational, “Credible” Satirical Story4
Editor’s Note: Visions and Transitions4
Beyond Algorethics: Addressing the Ethical and Anthropological Challenges of AI Recommender Systems3
From Classroom to Global Discourse: New Resources for Media Ethics3
Reclaiming Media: Answering Surveillance Capitalists with Care-Based Democracy3
Building Trust and Accountability: What Journalists Can Learn from Critics and Engagement with the Public3
Moral Identity Development Among Emerging Adults in Media: A Longitudinal Analysis3
Virtue Ethics and News Literacy: Toward Collective Flourishing in a Digital Age3
Introduction3
Trauma in the Newsroom: How Routine Practices Shape Gatekeeping in Pakistani Media2
How to Cover Murder-Suicides: A Study of Irish Journalism Ethics2
Consumer Perceptions of Ad Ethicality in Loot Box Promotions2
Introduction: Digital Relationships and the Good Life2
Reconceptualizing Journalism as a Care-Based Institution: The Historical Black Press as an Exemplar of Care Ethics2
Unpacking the Epistemology of Ethiopian Digital Journalism: An Exploration of News-Making Practices2
Ethical Public Relations Practices on Social Media in Kuwait: Toward an “Arab and Muslim Cultural and Ethical Public Relations” Perspective2
Are Televised Presidential Debates Good for Democracy?2
The Impact of Ethics Instruction and Internship on Students’ Ethical Perceptions About Social Media, Artificial Intelligence, and ChatGPT2
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