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CEFR B2 Ethics in Journalism

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➡ Across 15 Words

2. To give a false impression through selective reporting
4. Information given to a journalist that cannot be published
7. Preposition: ___ the pressure, the editor refused to reveal the source
12. Honesty and strong moral principles in reporting
14. Responsible for one's actions and willing to explain them
18. Describing reporting that exaggerates to attract attention
19. The title of a news article, which must be accurate and fair
21. To withdraw a published story that was wrong
22. A formal conversation with someone to gather information
23. The quality of being correct and precise in reporting
25. A clash between personal interests and professional duties
26. Describing a source whose identity is kept secret
28. Fair and not influenced by personal feelings
29. To check that facts are accurate before publishing
30. Preposition: there is a conflict ___ public interest and privacy

⬇ Down 15 Words

1. To mislead the public by hiding the truth
3. To take unfair advantage of someone's story for profit
5. Facts or documents that support a journalist's claims
6. To fix an error in a published article
8. Openness about methods, sources, and potential conflicts
9. The quality of being believed and trusted by the audience
10. A rule or principle that guides professional behavior
11. To invent false information and present it as real
13. Treating all sides equally without favoritism
15. An agreed time before which a story must not be released
16. Using someone else's work or ideas without credit
17. Morally wrong and against journalistic standards
20. To name the source of a piece of information
24. A set of ethical rules that journalists agree to follow
27. Person or document that provides information to a journalist

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