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o “Trending," “going viral" or “exploding on social media" may increase urgency, but these phenomena only heighten the need for strict standards of accuracy. A growing collection of coverage guidelines for use on a range of ethical issues is available on the RTDNA website – www.rtdna.org . Revised Code of Ethics
Social Media & Blogging Guidelines. Social media and blogs are important elements of journalism. As a journalist you should uphold the same professional and ethical standards of fairness, accuracy, truthfulness, transparency and independence when using social media as you do on air and on all digital news platforms.
3 Feb 2010 A couple of weeks ago I sat down with some leaders of the Radio and Television Digital News Association to draft what we hope will be useful guidelines for using social media and blogs ethically in our journalism. RTDNA released the guidelines this week. RTDNA Chairman Stacey Woelfel pushed for
Visibility, advocacy, training, resources, networking and awards for electronic journalists. RTDNA has developed a series of coverage guidelines to assist journalists, newsroom managers and station management with both common and uncommon ethical and operational situations which Social Media and Blogging
16 Jun 2016 During the rewriting process the association consulted with the leadership of the news networks as well as with the CBSC which stated that it would be “The updates reflect the changing landscape of our industry, anyone using these guidelines – broadcast, digital or social — will meet the standards of
31 Jan 2018 During Free Speech Week 2017, RTDNA co-hosted a Know Your Reporting Rights discussion addressing how the First Amendment applies to journalists. Here is More: RTDNA Coverage Guidelines for user-generated content and social media & blogging plus, Should Facebook posts be quoted without
11 Jul 2017 Among the new guidelines: Breaking news: Suggestions for delivering content via broadcast and social media channels, a reminder of closed-captioning requirements for television, urges newsrooms to develop a breaking news plan;; Live coverage: Safety in the field is given new emphasis, along with
13 Feb 2014 The TEAM Up initiative, a project of the Entertainment Industries Council in partnership with RTDNA, the California Mental Health Services Authority and the National Association of Broadcasters, has released new social media guidelines to assist the news media in reporting on mental health issues.
RTDNA has developed a series of coverage guidelines to assist journalists, newsroom managers and station management with both common and uncommon ethical and operational Social Media and Blogging Resources like this are made possible by donors like you to the Radio Television Digital News Foundation.

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