Dow Jones & Co., the parent of The Wall Street Journal, Dow Jones Newswires and Marketwatch, has issued new ethical guideliness for its business journalists.
The guidelines do not mention that they apply to Barron’s, another Dow Jones property.
The new guidelines include how business journalists should handle themselves using social networks such as Facebook and Twitter.
Here are some examples:
These ground rules should guide all news employees’ actions online, whether on Dow Jones sites or in social-networking, e-mail, personal blogs, or other sites outside Dow Jones.
Read all of the new Dow Jones ethical guidelines here, courtesy of Kevin Roderick at LAObserved.
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