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A pragmatic evaluation of the theory of information ethics
Ethics and Information Technology 6 (4):279-290 (2004)
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It has been argued that moral problems in relation to Information Technology (IT) require new theories of ethics. In recent years, an interesting new theory to address such concerns has been proposed, namely the theory of Information Ethics (IE). Despite the promise of IE, the theory has not enjoyed public discussion. The aim of this paper is to initiate such discussion by critically evaluating the theory of IEAuthor's Profile
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