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I would say that while I agree with this article in terms of what it is saying about distanced communication in business being a result of the way technology has developed, I would also say that in this situation the benefits outweigh the problems by far.

Shoppers cheated by supermarket scanners - National - NZ Herald News This is your first ITGS article you were suppose to read. what ethical issue can you see here?

Telecommuting is a practice in which an employee works at a location-usually, but not always, one's home-that is remote from the actual business facility at which he/she is employed. Under this arrangement, the employee maintains close contact with coworkers and supervisors via various forms of computer, Internet, and communication technology (i.e, electronic mail, telephone, computer disks, etc.)

I found this Very Interesting, I can see how working at home has it's benefits, however I feel you'd get more done at work, as your in a working environment and so more stimulated. Even if you don't do as much you would be more active. funnily this is like the difference between a house cat and an outdoor cat. It all about the environment you live in, and work in.

Agree! there are some limitations with teleworking.I also think you will miss the social life of working from an office

There are strong arguments in favour of remote or teleworking. Time saved not having to commute into a central office can translate into higher productivity, better quality of life, and give people with families more flexibility over how they organise their time.

Scenario: the shortest most accurate scenario is that voting machines are terrible choice as they are now. The longer version is that the old rules for security will either have to change or there will be major security issues such as vote auditing will have to be done with software which has to be checked and the software checking that has to be checked. or if votes are kept anonymous there is no way of knowing if 30% of votes were deleted then filled with fake ones. Social ethical issues: If the technology is compromised then it allows the peoples opinion to be hidden by stronger powers. This can lead to dictatorships or buying victories instead of winning them. It systems: the ease of computers also allows for ease of changing things. This means that there is no way (yet) to separate the pros from the cons . Stakeholders: Political parties, business, hackers, countries

I personally don't like phones that much, however it is interesting to see the stats on how phones are changing. It also Interesting to see how this article

I find this very Interesting as it shows a newer side to hacking, instead of steal to destroying.

Hmm, this is rather interesting however I would like to see an analysis of this article from a critical point of view as allot of the information seems slightly blown out of proportion which, in turn makes it seem biased. My apologies for bringing Tok and possibly English into this but i just thought that this exemplifies the fact that the media seems to take hacking and use it as a way of talking down on other groups of people such as "activists" as mentioned within the article.