I found five public relations and communication ethics issues of note this week that could also lead to some interesting discussions.  The topics ranged from Facebook fights back, to positive stories from Page, Paula Pedene, Deloitte and Malawi.

This week we discuss ethics flowcharts, consequence scanning, libel, and Nicomachean ethics

A few of the more interesting communication ethics topics of the past week: Journalist double standards, The transparency/trust contradiction and greenwashing.

Ethics never rests, and neither do great posts and discussion topics. Following are a few of the more interesting ethics articles of the week that look at everything from the downside of trying to appear ethical, ethical double standards, and what happens when you stand up for ethics at work.

On Monday, I thought it might actually be a quiet week in terms of PR and ethics challenges.  Boy was I wrong.  This Week in PR Ethics (2/6/20) looks at spruiking, Iowa, plagiarism, free speech and censorship

There were almost too many PR and communication ethics stories to discuss this week. My PR Ethics class discussed the following topics for more than an hour last night. We addressed cancel culture, Kobe Bryant, bad pitches, public health and trust.