Synopsis A journalist is considered the custodian of upholding righteousness in society. Conventionally, ethics provide a practical guide to production of safe and credible journalism. This element of moral choice, the distinction between how papers acting under commercial pressure expect one to behave and how we can choose to behave, explains why ethics have a daily purpose. This book on ethics and codes in journalism is a veritable mine of information on the subject. The information is categorically organized under thirteen chapters. This will benefit the students and professionals in the field.