From 1983 through 1992, Bill Densmore co-published with his wife two weekly newspapers in Berkshire County, Mass. A former Associated Press reporter, Densmore found in the papers' award-winning coverage ongoing examples of ethical issues. The attached case studies have been used in lecturing and teaching at Williams College, the University of Massachusetts and Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts. Download ethics_case-studies_densmore.doc
November 23, 2004
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