Ethics for a Digital Age

Contents: Ashley Rose Kelly: Emerging Genres of Science Communication and Their Ethical Exigencies - Kathleen Bartzen Culver and Michael Mirer: Constrained Independence: Digital Branded Content in Sports through the Lens of Journalism Ethics - Jason M. Shepard: The Emerging Uses of Ethical Principles in Journalist's Privilege Law - Thorsten Busch: Corporate Responsibility in the Videogames Industry: Mapping the Territory - J. David Wolfgang: Opening the Marketplace: A Case for the Protection of Anonymous Online Comments - Jonathan Peters: Considering and Constraining the Power of Content Hosts - Caitlin Ring Carlson: Hashtags and Hate Speech: The Legal and Ethical Responsibilities of Social Media Companies to Manage Content Online - Burcu S. Bakio?lu: When the Inmates Run the Asylum: Grief Play in the Virtual Panopticon of Second Life - Lynn Schofield Clark: The Ethics of Engagement: Considering Digital Ethics in a Critical Participatory Action Research Project with Urban Youth - Anntette N. Markham: From Using to Sharing: A Story of Shifting Fault Lines in Privacy and Data Protection Discourse - Jan Fernback: Privacy Rights and Data Brokers: The Ethics of a Targeted Surveillance Regime - Bastiaan Vanacker: Concluding Remarks.