It’s finally out there! The special issue of the International Journal of Internet Research Ethics about online communities that I guest edited (December 2010) is available for free, public access here.
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[IJIRE] Announcing the IJIRE Special Issue: Online Communities
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[British Library, Oxford Internet Institute & Web Science Trust] Ethics and the Web
Thursday December 02, 2010 @ 11:44 AM (UTC)I’m tweeting the bits of two days of workshops about the ethics of the Web and the Internet that I find contentious and interesting, and will transpose my thoughts in another post after. First is the British Library’s and Web Science Trust’s Ethics and the Web. The second is the Oxford Internet Institute and Royal Academy of Engineering’s Internet and Ethics seminar.
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[British Library] Workshop on Ethics and the World Wide Web
Tuesday November 16, 2010 @ 02:54 PM (UTC)Numbers are limited! Please register your interest with webscience-admin + at + ecs.soton.ac.uk
2nd December, 2010, 9.30-17.30
British Library, Euston Road, London
Co-sponsored by:
The Web Science Trust
The British Library in conjunction with the exhibition Growing Knowledge: The Evolution of Research -
[Science Online 2010] Who are you? The little details to remember when gathering information about the people behind the screens
Thursday September 16, 2010 @ 10:00 AM (UTC)I was delighted to be asked to give a keynote at Science Online at the British Library on Saturday 4 September 2010. Despite nursing a lurgy, I managed to talk with the attendees about about the implications of online social science research questions, and about the British Library’s forthcoming Growing Knowledge exhibition (for which I’m Researcher-in-Residence – for some coverage of that, see JISC’s Digital Content Quarterly (interactive .pdf version) and Times Higher).
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[Academic] Oxford Internet Institute Ethics Seminar: Position Paper
Thursday April 22, 2010 @ 04:34 PM (UTC)I’ve been invited to take part in the Oxford Internet Institute’s Internet Ethics seminar on 30 April for a day of debate that, “seeks to remedy these deficiencies in the Internet Ethics conversation, and seeks to sort out, so far as is possible, confusions in ethics, morality, regulation, and social organisation that have held back meaningful discussion and progress in this area.”
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[IJIRE] EXTENSION! CfP: International Journal of Internet Research Ethics (30 April)
Wednesday April 21, 2010 @ 03:48 PM (UTC)There have been loads of submissions rolling in for the special ‘Online Communities’ issue of the International Journal of Internet Research Ethics that I’m guest editing, but I’ve had a few requests for extensions. And so, I’m extending the deadline to 30 April 2010 – next Friday. So if you’ve been sitting on something and just missed delivering it on Sunday, you have another week and a half to send it in.
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[IJIRE] Call for Papers: International Journal of Internet Research Ethics
Wednesday February 17, 2010 @ 11:45 AM (UTC)I am editing a special issue of the International Journal of Internet Research Ethics on the practices, methodologies and documented experiences of using online communities as places for field research.
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[Academic] Be ethical to each other (online)
Wednesday January 06, 2010 @ 05:06 PM (UTC)The issue of ethical human subjects research in online communities has been a particular interest of mine since I started my academic career. I’ve written book chapters on it, presented papers at various public and academic events on it, and sat on BPS committees supporting it. And now, I’m doing some pre-emptive research for some writing and editing I’ll be doing on the subject in 2010.
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[Royal Institution] Playing with People in the Metaverse, or How to Think Ethically When You've Got A Rocket Launcher Strapped To Your Back
Tuesday June 19, 2007 @ 01:01 AM (UTC)View more presentations from Aleks Krotoski.
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