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Category archive for ‘Research ethics’

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  Presentations at PRIM&R 2011 “Adancing Ethical Research”

  12/01/11 • (0)

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  My Research in The Chronicle of Higher Education: “Harvard’s Privacy Meltdown”; some annotations

  7/11/11 • (0)

• Facebook Data of 1.2 Million Users from 2005 Released: Limited Exposure, but Very Problematic

  2/15/11 • (5)

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  Debrief: Internet Research 11.0 Conference (Gothenburg, Sweden)

  10/26/10 • (0)

• SACHRP Presentation: Research Ethics in the 2.0 Era: Conceptual Gaps for Ethicists, Researchers, IRBs

  7/20/10 • (1)

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  Rethinking the Human Subjects Process

  6/14/10 • (0)

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  Why Pete Warden Should Not Release Profile Data on 215 Million Facebook Users

  2/12/10 • (5)

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  Is it Ethical to Harvest Public Twitter Accounts without Consent?

  2/12/10 • (24)

• Revisiting Research Ethics in the Facebook Era: Challenges in Emerging CSCW Research

  2/06/10 • (0)

• IR.10 Internet: Critical (or, why the blog has been slow lately)

  10/06/09 • (0)

• NSF Grant: Internet Research and Ethics 2.0

  8/28/09 • (5)

• Draft Paper: “But the Data is Already Public”: On the Ethics of Research in Facebook

  6/18/09 • (0)

• Sony Provides Complete Everquest 2 Server Logs to Researchers

  2/25/09 • (0)

• More On the “Anonymity” of the Facebook Dataset – It’s Harvard College (Updated)

  10/03/08 • (5)

• On the “Anonymity” of the Facebook Dataset (Updated)

  9/30/08 • (9)