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How does an ombudsman help a media outlet honer its code of ethics?
Wiki User
∙ 8y ago
by providing a forum between a media outlet and its audience to air complaints and concerns, and to occasionally weigh in on issues.
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∙ 12y ago
An ombudsman can help a media outlet honor its code of ethics by acting as an impartial mediator between the public and the organization. They investigate complaints, provide feedback on editorial decisions, and make recommendations for improving adherence to ethical standards. Their presence can enhance accountability and transparency within the media organization.
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