Week 4
http://www.unt.edu/honors/pdfs/February05Newsletter.pdf

Week 3
The code of ethics featured on the NPPA.org website emphasized that photojournalists should not: photograph staged moments, alter a photographed situation, over-edit, pay subjects for their image, accept gifts, or hinder other journalists in their efforts. Journalists should: treat their subjects with respect and provide a context for their work. These are important for news outlets to follow because it is their responsibility to the public to provide objective, correct news. These guidelines help students in PR and advertising by providing a model of ethics in their respective fields.

Week 2
A copyright is legal, documented permission to reproduce work, reproduce work based on the copyrighted work, distribute copies of the work, display the work publicly, have authorship, and keep the owner’s name from being associated with altered forms of the work. The copyright is denoted by the copyright symbol, the word itself, or the abbreviation “copr”, the year of the first publication of the work, and the name of the owner.

http://www.cnn.com/SPECIALS/2006/ramsey.case/
A photograph of Jon-Benet features the letters “KUSA”. This is a form of attribution, as is required by copyright laws.

http://www.cbsnews.com/elements/2002/10/01/48hours/timeline523930.shtml
A photograph of Jon-Benet does not appear to contain any attribution. This does not follow copyright laws.