Identify at least three ethical issues you noted in the film as it detailed how the Woodward-Bernstein team covered the story.
How has the role of a journalist changed since that time?  Think about technological developments since 1972-74, (live reporting, use of smartphone video, Twitter, mobile journalism kits, use of drones, etc.) the transformation of the news media, the changing of ethical standards, and current widespread public distrust of the news media.)
Identify a few of the challenges reporters face when covering issues like COVID-19, Congress, the president, the BLM movement, the MeToo movement, the US Latino movement, and others.
Your Conclusion: How can high-quality and ethical journalism be maintained in an era of "fake news."  Consider the reporting of esteemed journalists, Woodward & Bernstein, and George Packer.

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Three ethical issues highlighted in the film about Woodward and Bernsteins coverage include 1 Confidentiality and Source Protection The reporters faced dilemmas about protecting their sources while ensuring accuracy and transparency in their reporting 2 Balancing Personal and Professional Relationships Woodwards connection to Deep Throat a key informant raised questions about the line between journalistic integrity and personal loyalty 3 Accuracy and Verification Throughout their investigation Woodward and Bernstein had to navigate the balance between breaking news quickly and ensuring the accuracy and credibility of their reporting Since the 1970s the role of journalists has evolved significantly due to technological advancements and shifts in media consumption habits The rise of live reporting smartphone video social media platforms like Twitter and mobile journalism kits has transformed the way news is gathered and disseminated Additionally the proliferation of drones has provided new perspectives for reporting Challenges reporters face ... View the full answer