The BBCs decision to release the transcript of a call between emergency services and a hotel regarding someone's state of mind just before they died will be much discussed in media ethics classes in the coming years. Remember it was published less than 16 hours since the death. JournalismThreads #OBUjournalism

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4 小時內	Frondere Plants frondereplants	It was released by the Italian police first so already in the public domain.
4 小時內	dr.harshmello	You're absolutely right however we now live in a world where we are constantly being misled by wild conspiracy theories that unfortunately plague every disaster or notable death in our news.
6 小時內	LaurelLily laurellily39	It's the sound record of the hotel staff right?
13 小時內	Katherine Hinrichs katherinehinrichs	Don’t forget TMZ posting about his death an hour after it happened and taking pictures of his body. Just terrible. :(
17 小時內	thewhiterabbit.jpeg	W t f
19 小時內	Sara Pathirana theonlysaravp	It's the bbcnews of course, no ethics.
19 小時內	Adam Giles sheriffhood91	The # suggests you’re fishing for followers with his death as well. Not massively ethical either imo.
20 小時內	Regina photogregina	It's not like liam said anything...hysterical sensationalist post.
21 小時內	Tom Higgins __higgstagram__	This being the same bbc that not only knew about jimmy saville but allowed him to carry out his abuse by continuously looking the other way. Let’s not pretend they’ve ever shown to have a true north moral compass.
一天內	Jenny Whysall jen23why	I just keep thinking about his poor son who will, when he is old enough, be able to access all this information. Heartbreaking.