In a paper from 1995, Ethics as a Vehicle for Media Quality, Andrew Belsey and Ruth Chadwick argue that if the media has too many legal restrictions, journalists are going to be distracted by trying to get around them rather than simply following professional ethics.

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In their paper, Belsey and Chadwick discuss the balance between legal restrictions and ethical journalism, suggesting that excessive legal constraints can indeed lead to journalists focusing more on circumventing these restrictions rather than adhering to ethical standards.

In a Paper from 1995, Ethics as a Vehicle for Media