This book is a timely and inspiring resource that encourages me to improve my courses. I would recommend several chapters to my colleagues, as the advice provided in the chapters would help us establish a solid foundation for our students on the moral responsibilities of media professionals throughout the curriculum. This book will also be an invaluable handbook for graduate students aspiring to careers in academia. It offers bothcomprehensive discussions on ethics education and practical guidance for integrating ethics into their areas of expertise or designing effective media ethics courses.

Journal of Media Ethics

This book is essential reading for educators who wish to defend their democracy and public media from the corrosive rise of toxic and unethical media. The book prepares teachers to educate students in the complex normative areas of media practice today, as humanity struggles to build a more humane world in the future.

Stephen J. A. Ward, Professor Emeritus and Distinguished Lecturer on Ethics, University of British Columbia

Teaching Media Ethics is a valuable resource for anyone who wants greater insight on the importance of integrating ethics into the media curriculum. This volume includes contributions by top scholars in media ethics to better understand how to incorporate ethics meaningfully into teaching at both the undergraduate and graduate levels.

Kati Tusinki Berg, Diedrich College of Communication, Marquette University