Unethical media practices

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1. Unethical practices in communication
2. Unethical practices

1. Trial by media
2. Privatization of justice
3. Misuse of advertising
4. Media smear campaigns
5. Media imperialism
6. Media cover-up
7. Manipulation of the individual by mass media
8. Invasion of privacy by media
9. Inequality-inducing effects of communications media
10. Indecent advertising
11. Exploitative commercial television
12. Exploitation of misery by media celebrities
13. Distorted media presentations
14. Deception in the media
15. Commercial exploitation of education
16. Collusion between media and extreme political groups
17. Clandestine propaganda broadcasting
18. Calculated delay in publication of documents

1. Verbal ugliness
2. Negative media reporting
3. Journalistic irresponsibility
4. Irresponsible media practices
5. Erosion of social dialogue
6. Deterioration of media standards

1. Unethical practices in the leisure industry
2. Uncontrolled media
3. Monopoly of the media
4. Misuse of radio transmission surveillance by governments
5. Excessive commercialization of the media

1. Misrepresentation of information to consumers
2. Harassment of the media
3. Commercialization of the airwaves

1. Using communication systems illegally
2. Studying criminality
3. Promoting press freedom
4. Intimidating
5. Informing about fraud
6. Harassing
7. Exposing criminal connections with the media
8. Corrupting commercial television
9. Correcting misconduct by media representatives
10. Campaigning against media harassment
11. Bribing
12. Being fraudulent
13. Assuring freedom of the press
14. Abolishing unethical media practices

1. Irresponsibility
2. Unethical
3. Bribery
4. Harassment
5. Intimidation
6. Abuse
7. Crime
8. Corruption
9. Illegality
10. Misconduct
11. Fraud