The Ethics of Emerging Media: Information, Social Norms, and New Media Technology (Paperback)

Introduction Emerging Media: A View Downstream Kathleen German and Bruce Drushel Part I: Citizens, Consumers, and Culture Chapter One eBay Ethics: Simulating Civility in One of the New Digital Democracies Robert MacDougall Chapter Two New Romance: A Digital Media Practice in the Age of the Internet Mel Racho Chapter Three Idol Concerns: The Ethics of Parasociality Christopher Bell Part II: Ethical Practices of Conservators and Regulators Chapter Four Rhizomatic Restoration: Conservation Ethics in the Age of Wikipedia Daniel Heath Cull Chapter Five The New Pornographers: Legal and Ethical Considerations of Sexting Brett Lunceford Chapter Six "I'm Here to Tell You it's OK": The FCC Chairman, Digital TV, and Lying to the Government Bruce Drushel Part III: Speech, Civility, and Privacy Chapter Seven Holocaust Denial, Cyberspace, and the Question of Moral Convergence Priscilla Meddaugh Chapter Eight Privacy and Participation in the Cloud: Ethical Implications of Google's Privacy Practices and Public Communications Robert Bodle Chapter Nine Facebook: Student Perceptions of Ethical Issues about Their Online Presence Tammy Swenson Lepper Part IV: Propaganda and Strategic Communications Chapter Ten New Culture/Old Ethics: What Technological Determinism Can Teach Us About New Media and Public Relations Ethics Elspeth Tilley Chapter Eleven Blogola, Sponsored Posts, and the Ethics of Blogging Ric Jensen Part V: Journalistic Practice Chapter Twelve How We Comment on Web Journalism: A Case Study on Dialogue Found in News Articles Michael Trice Chapter Thirteen Citizen Journalists and Civic Responsibility: Decorum in an Age of Emerging Media Kathleen German Index