Danika Worthington's Journal Article Summary

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Danika Worthington, a breaking news journalist with The Denver Post, reports on events which meet and exceed the credibility of the Society of Professional Journalists Code of Ethics. Worthington, a 2016 graduate of Arizona State University, writes short, to the point articles that adhere to the principles as stated in the SPJ Code of Ethics. In all of Worthington’s articles she, Seeks the Truth and Reports It, fairly and accurately. She, Minimizes Harm by letting the story tell itself. Acting Independently, she covers a variety of situations and stories with ethical journalism. Be Accountable and Transparent to the community in her writing factual details of people’s lives and experiences. In her article, DaVita adds female director, …show more content…

The SPJ Code of Ethics journalists, Minimize Harm, by treating the all people with due respect as human beings. A group of five female brewers came together to brew a product that enable them to donate funds to different organization which support community members at risk of losing their rights as human beings. The five versions of an imperial saison debuted on, Inauguration Day under the label, Makin Noise: A Pussy Riot Beer. Named after a Russian feminist band Pussy Riot, frontwoman, Nadezhda Tolokonnikova, “reached to say she loved the …show more content…

This informative article lands Cirque du Soleil themed bikes into the Denver limelight. Tires cover depicts a scene from the Cirque de Soleil performance, “Luzia: A Waking Dream of Mexico.” A balancing act for commuters at a $2 for 24-hour membership. What deal! Bikes will be made available at the Pepsi Center. Just the facts, ma’am in snippet of an article. Clearly Worthington applies the SPJ Code of Ethics when reporting on this local news story and reporting is at is most basic skill level. She distinguishes news from advertising in very simplistic manner giving due diligence to the B-cycle program while encouraging the public to take public transportation and lending support to a worthwhile event in downtown Denver. She very nicely reports on the paring of the prominently labeled sponsored content with an environmentally friendly ride to the event. The idea of riding a B-cycle to the very event the it’s sponsoring is both a privilege and an adrenaline rush. The article begs to be noticed and calls the public to action by not only biking to the event but by bringing a friend, bringing the family and at $2 a bike on this most special of days, well, there isn’t a better deal in

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