El acoso mediático a los personajes públicos desde la perspectiva ética de los periodistas madrileños/Media harassment of public figures from the ethical perspective of journalists in Madrid

In the journalistic ethics sphere there is hardly any exhaustive field work on collective behaviour processes for obtaining information, much less on the media harassment to public figures and on the ethical evaluation of the professionals themselves. In-depth interviews (30) and surveys on media pr...

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Published in:Revista latina de comunicación social 2009-01 (64), p.880
Main Authors: Barber, Carlos Maciá, Damas, Susana Herrera
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