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Personal Ethics Statements
Saturday, August 1, 2009I think the idea of journalists publishing personal statements about their ethical standards is a good step toward transparency. Individuals should take responsibility for “oughts” and “ought nots” of their work. For an excellent example of this, check out Walt Mossberg’s personal ethics statement at the Wall Street Journal.
Mossberg’s statement is typical of what we should expect from a technolog...
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