Abstract
This qualitative analysis investigates the ethics of correction across media platforms. Using rhetorical and philosophical methods, I identify key components of corrections, associating them with accountability and other ethical precepts. Explications of three case studies follow—60 Minutes Wednesday: The Bush Memos, Intel: The Infamous Chip Flaw, and Google in China: “Do No Evil”—supporting conclusions about the consequences of accountability (or lack thereof).
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