Netiquette and Online Ethics

Netiquette and Online Ethics

Netiquette and Online Ethics

Netiquette and Online Ethics

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Overview

Editor Noah Berlatsky has compiled several essays in a pro versus con format that debate several issues relating to netiquette and online ethics. Readers will explore the relationship between the internet and civility as well as the ethics and etiquette of online relationships and social media. They will analyze whether cyberbullying is a serious problem. The viewpoints are selected from a wide range of highly respected sources and publications. Readers are exposed to many sides of a debate, which promotes issue awareness as well as critical thinking.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9780737764291
Publisher: Greenhaven Publishing LLC
Publication date: 04/24/2013
Series: Opposing Viewpoints Series
Pages: 216
Product dimensions: 5.90(w) x 8.90(h) x 0.50(d)
Age Range: 15 - 17 Years

Table of Contents

Why Consider Opposing Viewpoints? 11

Introduction 14

Chapter 1 What Is the Relationship Between the Internet and Civility?

Chapter Preface 18

1 Incivility in Our Society Has Not Increased Kathleen Cairns 20

2 Online Incivility Coarsens Public Discourse Andrew Stafford 25

3 Online Incivility Is Part of Greater Democratic Participation and Changing Norms Mono Singham 30

4 Online Incivility Exists, but Its Effects Are Difficult to Determine Robert M. Eisinger 35

5 Online Anonymity Encourages Harassment of Women Allison McNeely 46

6 Online Anonymity Protects Marginalized Groups danah boyd 50

Periodical and Internet Sources Bibliography 58

Chapter 2 Is Cyberbullying a Serious Problem?

Chapter Preface 60

1 Cyberbullying in the Workplace Is a Growing Problem Erica Pinsky 62

2 Cyberbullying Among Students Is a Dangerous Epidemic Isabeau Doucet 67

3 Cyberbullying Among Students Is Serious, but It Is Not an Epidemic Larry Magid 72

4 Anti-Cyberbullying Laws Are Needed to Fight Cyberbullying Ben Leichtling 78

5 Anti-Cyberbullying Laws Are a Threat to Free Speech John O. Hayward 82

6 Schools and Teachers Can Take Action to Combat Cyberbullying Sameer Hinduja Justin W. Patchin 93

Periodical and Internet Sources Bibliography 104

Chapter 3 What Are the Etiquette and Ethics of Online Relationships?

Chapter Preface 106

1 Good Netiquette Can Help Make Online Dating Work Andrea Bartz Brenna Ehrlich 108

2 There Is Little Evidence That Online Dating Works Eli J. Finkel Paul W. Eastwick Benjamin R. Karney Harry T. Reis Susan Sprecher 113

3 Adult Sexting Is Fun and Harmless Penelope Trunk 124

4 Adult Sexting Can Destroy Careers and Relationships Joe Gould Gina Cavallaro 130

5 Cybersex Affairs Are a Form of Infidelity Lenore Skomal 138

6 Cybersex Is Not Necessarily Infidelity: Violet Blue 145

Periodical and Internet Sources Bibliography 151

Chapter 4 What Are the Etiquette and Ethics of Social Media?

Chapter Preface 153

1 Facebook Immorally Exploits Its Users Kevin Kelleher 155

2 Facebook's Treatment of Its Users Is Not Especially Exploitive or Immoral PJ Rey 162

3 Social Media Users Should Practice Good Netiquette in Dealing with Spam Suzanne Choney 168

4 Using Bots and Automation Can Be Akin to Spamming Adam Justice 174

5 Employees Should Accept the Growing Use of Social Media Background Checks Michael Rainey 180

6 Employers Should Be Cautious About Using Social Media Background Checks: Personnel Today 186

Periodical and Internet Sources Bibliography 192

For Further Discussion 193

Organizations to Contact 195

Bibliography of Books 200

Index 204

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