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Archive for the ‘ethics’ Category
Shut up or speak your mind? The struggle in today’s hyper-sensitive world
How much do you need to censor yourself to be an effective blogger?
How Facebook changes our behavior
Is Facebook the real world? An examination of how Facebook changes our behavior
Internet security: Are Apple and Google protecting us or the criminals?
New security measures on Apple and Google mobile devices protect our data but also protect those trying to hurt us.
Should you make the leap into sponsored content?
The advertising money is flowing into sponsored content. Is it time for to take money for sponsored posts?
Social Media and the Stock Market: A Lesson in Global Manipulation
By Kate Prince, {grow} Community Member A hacker starts an online rumor about a place crash. The “news” goes viral and the airline’s stock plummets. The hacker makes a fortune […]
The sneaky method BuzzFeed uses to win the market research game
Ever taken a BuzzFeed quiz? You probably never thought you were disclosing anything too personal. Think again. by {grow} Contributing Columnist Kerry Gorgone
Would you conduct this experiment on your mother?
The ethics of Internet research becomes more important as the cost of experimentation comes down
Five reasons to be freaked out by the Facebook experiment
Facebook’s admitted manipiulation of its customer’s emotional state might be shocking but there are deeper reasons for concern
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