Blogging Ethics - Anonymity Freedom of Speech vs. the Dark Side

By fiLi • Jun 11th, 2008 • Category: Thoughts, blogging, ethics

More on ethics, this time a lecture I gave about the dark side of blogging and the issue of how far bloggers freedom of speech and right of anonymity stretches.

Presentation include 3 case studies from 3 different countries : China, Israel and the US, and compares general attitudes and national laws.

Would love to get your opinions on this.

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  1. Sex and Shanghai’s China-Bounder Revealed | Fili's world on July 18th, 2008 at 3:33 pm:

    [...] Can’t remember what this is about? Check “China : Sex, Pride and a bit about Israel” and “Is Chinabounder’s Sex and Shanghai back?!” (and maybe a lecture I gave with his casestudy on “Blogging Ethics - Anonymity Freedom of Speech vs. the Dark Side”). [...]

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    [...] values, traits, norms and social behavior, but for now I suggest the example I gave with  “Blogging Ethics - Anonymity Freedom of Speech vs. the Dark Side” to get a sense of the differences. The HSBC campaign for understanding culture differences is [...]

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