1. the Associated Press article: Chicago video tests newsroom handling of graphic footage. If you were a web editor or publisher, what decisions would you have made? Explain your specific decision-making process.

2. a case example about a U.S. soldier being dragged through the streets of Mogadishu, including some nudity. Dyou think it is a prudent ethical decision to run some or all of these photos? In a case such as this, doou think it is lying to your audience if yodo not show them the graphic realities of war and suffering, or should the audience be protected from overly graphic images?

3. This chapter includes some case studies that occurred before the ubiquity of the internet. In what ways dyou think web content has changed the ethical decision-making process for taste and offensiveness in media content?

4. Are trigger warnings useful, or do they allow us to look away from important graphic content that we need to see?

5. The opening hypothetical describes a rookie reporter who is covering a hostage situation at a local mall. Respond to the the presentation's closing questions as if you were the producer for a noon news show. Focus primarily on how you would coach your newest reporter and whether you would broadcast live from the scene.

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