Journalistic integrity played a role from "summary" of The Pentagon Papers by George Herring
Journalistic integrity played a role in the release of the Pentagon Papers. The decision to publish the classified documents was not made lightly by the journalists involved. They understood the gravity of their actions and the potential consequences. However, they believed that the public had a right to know the truth about the Vietnam War. The journalists involved in the release of the Pentagon Papers were committed to upholding the principles of their profession. They knew that their credibility was on the line and that their actions would be scrutinized. Despite the risks, they felt a responsibility to inform the American people about the government's deception regarding the war. The journalists demonstrated a commitment to transparency and accountability. They believed that the government should not be allowed to hide the truth from the public. By publishing the Pentagon Papers, they exposed the lies a...
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