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Kimberly Eining

Technology posing ethical questions - CNN.com - 0 views

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    A line in this article goes along with this weeks topic very well in my opinion. "Can you bestow unto your offspring some assets won in online worlds?" Why should we spend all of this time gaming online or on gaming councils when accomplishes made on these games will only amount to staying behind the screen or online?
Marissa Trosen

Stanford Medical Records Posted Online - 1 views

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    This article is about medical records that were posted online and made public. Patient's confidentiality has been breached.
Kara Hible

Ethical Issues in Online Advertising - 0 views

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    Anoying online advertizing will create negativity
Marissa Trosen

The Murky World of Paid Online Reviews - 0 views

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    Businesses pay people to comment on their products just to get the word out. An unethical business decision.
Kandace McGlynn

Stanford Hospital privacy breach puts data online - 0 views

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    Patient information was posted to Hospital website.
anonymous

The Art of Non-Conformity » Why People Hate Marketers - 0 views

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    Here's an interesting reflection on online marketing from Chris Guillegeau (one of the people I mentioned last night)
Derek Schilling

Unions don't like parts of postal rescue plan - 0 views

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    Union groups are not fond of the new plan that would cut jobs and services. The postal services have been going downhill since online services have become more convenient for the population.
Lacy Clements

Chevron Accepts Blame in Brazil Oil Spill - WSJ.com - 0 views

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    I think that whenever a well is dug or drilled, especially for oil, then calculations need to be checked, double checked, triple checked, and maybe even quadruple checked before any "earth" is moved.
Tony Swift

Email Leak = Climategate 2.0 - 0 views

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    A new batch of emails purportedly stolen from the servers at the University of East Anglia were posted online Tuesday, echoing the 2009 data breach dubbed "Climategate" that turned the world's attention to the internal debates among scientists hoping to determine whether man's actions are warming the planet.
anonymous

Findings - People Share News Online That Inspires Awe, Researchers Find - NYTimes.com - 0 views

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    On why people really want and use social networks. 
Linda Eggum

Poker site accused of $440 million Ponzi scheme - 1 views

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    Poker celebs Howard Lederer, left, and Christopher Ferguson have been charged with profiting from a $440 million online poker Ponzi scheme.
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    It's called gambling for a reason but these people got more than they bargained for.
Kimberly Eining

Banks Plan New Debit Card Fees - 0 views

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    I would not feel the need to belong to a bank that is going to charge me to keep my money with them. The article states that the rule (to charge $5 for every debit card use) only applies to banks with $10 billion or more in assets. If this is the case I would switch to a smaller bank or just use cash. Is this ethical? I would say no, because I have already given all of my money to the bank to lend to other people. How can this be ethical if I have already given them money?
Tony Swift

U.S. Attorney: FTP 'massive scheme' - 0 views

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    This is about the recent stopping of major online poker in the U.S. This is more or less an updated report of the earlier happenings of this year. Full Tilt Poker can be basically described as a ponzi type scheme
Kandace McGlynn

The Doctors Inbox - 0 views

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    Patient's and Insurance companies recieving consults via email/online and getting billed by insurance.
Brady Krumwiede

Apps that let you share everything - including yourself - Oct. 26, 2011 - 1 views

  • "I think people are going to become more comfortable about the idea of sharing things between their neighbors both online and offline, and so I see all of these markets really [becoming] more mainstream," TaskRabbit founder Leah Busque says.
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    Apps now let you share everything - including yourself NEW YORK (CNNMoney) -- If nature calls at 8.00 a.m. on your Starbucks run, good luck trying to use the bathroom. Chances are you'll find long lines, an out-of-order sign, or a loo hog who ties up the facilities a touch too long.
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