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THE
INTERNATIONAL COMMUNICATIONS FORUM
The
ICF is devoted to media ethics and freedoms of expression and information.
It believes that these need to be accompanied by a high sense of
responsibility and respect for every audience.
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ICF's Leaders and Organisation
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The
First Ten Years of the ICF
The
ICF was founded by Bill Porter in 1991. We can be proud of our
achievements in the battle to shape media that merit public confidence.
We have produced our 42 page Ten Year Report, with an account of every
Forum held in our first ten years, together with comments from founding
members, media practitioners and the press. To receive a printed copy of this
Report please make a donation to the ICF of £20 ($US30, €30) or more.
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Principles
and achievements— Organisation— Programme
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find out more about our activities
The
Sarajevo
Commitment
At
the beginning of the 21st Century men and women of the media register their
commitment to integrity and public service. Click here to read this
important document, launched at a World Media Assembly, SARAJEVO 2000,
and signed by participants on 30 September 2000.
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to our News Page and Events Page for more on
these events.
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EVENTS
Go to our Events page for reports on
events this year:
CAUX 2008
Caux, Switzerland, 21 July
2008
An encouraging picture of demand for the
principles of ICF and the response the ICF has made this year were
expressed at our annual meeting in Caux.
WAR REPORTING -
WHERE DOES A JOURNALIST’S DUTY LIE?
at St Bride’s Church, Fleet St, London
EC4,
Wednesday 9 April 2008
The conference covered
issues raised by war reporting, with a particular though not exclusive
focus on exploitation for good or bad of material disseminated through
new media sources, and the way journalists respond to these challenges.
NEWS
Go to our News page for more details of
these News Items
LEADING JOURNALISTS SHARE ‘HONEST
ACCOUNTS’ WITH STUDENTS OF MEDIA ETHICS
February 2008
Over 150 media
students deepened their understanding of ethical issues when they took
part in a Media Ethics Workshop at the Lincoln University School of
Journalism on 11 February, organised by the International Communications
Forum at the invitation of Richard Keeble, Professor of Journalism.
MALGORZATA BONIKOWSKA
APPOINTED ICF VICE PRESIDENT
July 2007
Malgorzata Bonikowska, president of the newly formed
Polish Chapter of the ICF, was appointed a Vice President of the ICF at
the ICF Assembly held in Caux,
Switzerland
in July 2007.
TRIBUTES TO TWO
GREAT FRIENDS OF THE ICF
We report the deaths of Torben Krogh, ICF Vice
President, and Tom Gillespie, veteran Australian journalist and long time
ICF supporter.
KEY APPOINTMENTS
IN THE USA
July 2007
Two
members of the ICF’s U.S. Chapter received key appointments
recently. Alan Kania of Denver, secretary-treasurer,
was appointed chairman of the International Committee of the Society of
Professional Journalists. Bob
Webb, an ICF Vice President and chair of its U.S.
chapter, was installed as president of the Washington, D.C.
Pro Chapter of SPJ.
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