Submissions from 2002
Taking vs. making pictures: Readers often don't know the difference., Deni Elliott and Paul Martin Lester
Watching and participating: A lesson learned from a visit to Hiroshima., Deni Elliott and Paul Martin Lester
When does a kiss become a kiss-off? Sometimes it’s a matter of taste., Deni Elliott and Paul Martin Lester
Why are you a photojournalist? It's a matter of quality., Deni Elliott and Paul Martin Lester
Raid, reunion, or neutral coverage? The Elian Gonzalaz story., Paul Martin Lester and Deni Elliott
Submissions from 2001
A new warp and weft in the classroom., Deni Elliott
Assessing the cases: Usually it's a question of how to cover, not whether., Deni Elliott
How to do an ethics content audit., Deni Elliott
Media accountability: A French perspective. (book review)., Deni Elliott
Media ethics and accountability systems (book review)., Deni Elliott
Teaching practical ethics (encyclopedia entry)., Deni Elliott
9-11 and the ethics of patriotism? When is it OK to break the law?, Deni Elliott and Paul Martin Lester
A journalist is anyone who gets the pictures, but at what price?, Deni Elliott and Paul Martin Lester
From great tragedy, humanity is found., Deni Elliott and Paul Martin Lester
Is helping the police ever over the “thin blue line?”, Deni Elliott and Paul Martin Lester
Is it ethics or is it etiquette? When should you ban those you know from the media?, Deni Elliott and Paul Martin Lester
Media ethics goes to the movies: What photojournalism films can teach us about our profession., Deni Elliott and Paul Martin Lester
Pictorial punishments: When the coverage doesn't fit the crime., Deni Elliott and Paul Martin Lester
Responsible journalism is accountable journalism., Deni Elliott and Paul Martin Lester
Video “wars” obscure news but they shed light on news conventions., Deni Elliott and Paul Martin Lester
When is it ok to invite a student to dinner?, Deni Elliott and Paul Martin Lester
When worlds connect, ethical behavior is a lifelong journey., Deni Elliott and Paul Martin Lester
When you need to know, but don't need to see., Deni Elliott and Paul Martin Lester
Submissions from 2000
Journalism ethics classes: Do they make better journalists?, Wendy Barger and Deni Elliott
The pathology of partisanship., Sisslea Bok and Deni Elliott
Genetic testing, organ transplantation, and an end to nondirective counseling., Deni Elliott
Getting past “the wall.", Deni Elliott
The philosopher as journalist: A pragmatic approach to truth., Deni Elliott
Aesthetics, etiquette, and ethics: an ethicist and a journalist discuss the difference, Deni Elliott and Paul Martin Lester
Good journalism isn't always nice journalism: When the "harsh truth" is the right ethical choice, Deni Elliott and Paul Martin Lester
They should not tell a lie: Do minor touch-ups foretell a slide down the slippery slope?, Deni Elliott and Paul Martin Lester
To shoot or not to shoot: When is it not okay to take a picture?, Deni Elliott and Paul Martin Lester
Confused coverage [The Elian rescue/raid]., Paul Martin Lester and Deni Elliott
Submissions from 1999
Black and white and shades of gray: A portrait of the ethical professor., Mary Birch, Deni Elliott, and Mary A. Trankel
Submissions from 1998
Doing an awful lot that's right,, Deni Elliott
Media Ethics. (encyclopedia entry), Deni Elliott
Exploring the edges: Boundaries and breaks., Rita Sommers-Flanagan, Deni Elliott, and John Sommers-Flanagan
Submissions from 1997
Journalism ethics : A reference handbook., Elliot D. Cohen and Deni Elliott
Journalists' con games can backfire., Deni Elliott
Research ethics : A reader., Deni Elliott
The Great Hanshin Earthquake and the ethics of intervention: A case-study in international and intercultural communication., Deni Elliott
The problem of compassionate journalism., Deni Elliott
Universal values and moral development theories., Deni Elliott
Ethics and animal experimentation., Deni Elliott and Marilyn Brown
The ethics of scientific research : A guidebook for course development., Judy E. Stern and Deni Elliott
Submissions from 1996
Ethical and moral responsibilities in the media., Deni Elliott
Journalistic research., Deni Elliott
Evaluating teaching and students' learning of academic research ethics., Deni Elliott and Judy E. Stern
Islamic humanism reform and resistance in the Middle East., Carolyn Fluehr-Lobban, Deni Elliott, and Kia Mehrdad
Submissions from 1995
Case studies for teaching research ethics., Deni Elliott
Communication, biomedical, I. Media and medicine. (encylopedia entry), Deni Elliott
Researchers as professionals, professionals as researchers: A context for laboratory research ethics., Deni Elliott
The ethics of asking : Dilemmas in higher education fund raising., Deni Elliott
Scientific research ethics videography., Deni Elliott, Patricia Blanford, and Marci Watson
The moral context of fund raising., Deni Elliott and Bernard Gert
Parts and parity: Ethics and organ transplantation., C. Greiner and Deni Elliott
Cases and commentaries: Connie Chung and Kathleen Gingrich., Lou Hodges, Joann Byrd, Jeffrey Marks, Clifford G. Christians, and Deni Elliott
Law and regulation., Bruce R. Hopkins and Deni Elliott
Handling prospect research., Mary Lou Siebert, Deni Elliott, and Marilyn Batt Dunn
Curriculum and faculty development for the teaching of academic research ethics., Judy E. Stern and Deni Elliott
Submissions from 1994
How film and television shape our view of the globe., Christine Choy, Deni Elliott, Julia Anne Watson, and William Marcus
The burden of knowledge moral dilemmas in prenatal testing., Wendy Conquest, Bob Drake, and Deni Elliott
Disability and the media: The ethics of the matter., Deni Elliott
Forget compassion - give me news., Deni Elliott
Journalistic truth: An essay review by Deni Elliott., Deni Elliott
Buying time the media role in health care., Deni Elliott, Wendy Conquest, and Bob Drake
Fire power and food the ethics of U.S. intervention., David Little, Deni Elliott, and Rodney K. Smith
Violence, conflict and the new world order., Daniel Schorr, Deni Elliott, George M. Dennison, and Frank Edward Allen
Imagining a global community., Philip West and Deni Elliott
Submissions from 1993
Burden of knowledge, Deni Elliott, September 7-10, 1993 [interview]., Deni Elliott
Ethics and mass communication., Deni Elliott
The Waco Task Force: There’s still hope., Deni Elliott
Submissions from 1992
Committed journalism, An ethic for the profession (book review)., Deni Elliott
Defining and analyzing journalistic deception., Deni Elliott and Charles Culver
Make-believe media: The politics of entertainment (book review)., J.A. Nelson and Deni Elliott
Feeding frenzy: How attack journalism has transformed American politics/Scandal: the culture of mistrust in American politics (book review)., S. Weinberg and Deni Elliott
Submissions from 1991
A case of need: Media coverage of organ transplants., Deni Elliott
A foundation for informed decision making, the FineLine legacy, Deni Elliott
A medical condition media-generated money can't cure: Maybe what seems so right is wrong., Deni Elliott
Building barriers: The case against financial involvement., Deni Elliott
Cases and moral systems., Deni Elliott
Deception and imagery, Deni Elliott
Fairness: A casualty of the anti-drug crusade., Deni Elliott
How now, sacred cow? United Way's favored treatment by media., Deni Elliott
Moral development theories in the teaching of ethics., Deni Elliott
On deceiving one's source., Deni Elliott
Outing: When the Media do it to you., Deni Elliott
Plagiarism: It's not a black-and-white issue., Deni Elliott
Rallying 'round the flag: The press as U.S. propagandists., Deni Elliott
The Doctor has AIDS., Deni Elliott
Thou shalt not trick thy source., Deni Elliott
What Counts as deception in higher education development., Deni Elliott
When advocacy is ok: Access is an acceptable journalist's cause., Deni Elliott
When what's public should remain private., Deni Elliott
Cases and commentaries: Confidentiality and promise keeping., Lou Hodges, J. Spencer Kinard, Deni Elliott, and Forrest Landon
Submissions from 1990
As life passes by: A journalist's role is watch and wait., Deni Elliott
Author! Author! Ethical dilemmas when reporters turn author., Deni Elliott
Ethics codes/written rules: The problem is the writing., Deni Elliott
Family feud: Handling conflicts between journalists and partners., Deni Elliott
Foul play: The media drive to score on the Isiah Thomas story, Deni Elliott
