Ethics and Entertainment

Discover the intricate relationship between ethics and media in "Ethics and Entertainment" by Howard Good. Published by McFarland & Co Inc in 2010, this thought-provoking paperback spans 327 pages and offers valuable insights for both producers and consumers of entertainment. The collection features nineteen compelling essays that delve into critical topics, including the creation of celebrity, the impact of entertainment on children, and the blending of entertainment with news. Additionally, it explores essential issues such as author and intellectual property rights and the significance of human dignity in contemporary media. Ideal for anyone interested in understanding the moral implications of entertainment, this book is a must-read for media professionals and consumers alike.