Pro Ethics

Why would a person who is in the U.S.A illegally have the privilege to search for a job that he can legally not possess?

Copyright law in the international marketplace. Is the US model the best option for other countries as well, or our own? 

I think this is an interesting article relating to the ethics of our politicians and their attempt at gaining voters.

example on how phone companies dont use ethical practices.

Article about phone companies charging individuals with fees that weren't actually taking place. I can see how phone companies could easily overcharge people, I can see millions of dollars made off corrupt phone bills.

Article that surprisingly thinks that starting your business in this economic downturn could actually be a good decision.

I don't think it's a bad idea anytime to start a small or large business up during a economic downturn. Just have a good business plan and everything important laid out and you will be succesful. Article talks about businesses starting up in economic downturn.

Article about how the schools feel like the test isn't a true measure of ethics and feels like its not worth the trouble to participate in.

In this article, Felix Salmon of Reuters believes that it is unethical and dishonest not to publically 'out' powerful people that he thinks are gay.

What information is private when a politician? This article is about weather or not a politicians private life should be known, do we have a right to their private lives?

This is about the journalist being unethical, either paying for stories or being bribed to not report on something.

Here is the Wikileaks article about Collateral Murder in 2010

Professional sports have decided to take the "green" approach as well by implementing energy saving technologies such as wind power, solar panels, and biodegrable corn-based plastic cups. The NDRC has provided way for all major sports to jump on this bandwagon which will inform all of its viewers to perserve this earth.

Walmart in Brazil has taken the "Green" approach and is protecting the enviornment. Here is their plan: No companies that employ slave labor; "forced" labor is a rampant problem in developing countries. * No soybeans sourced from illegally deforested areas; 20% of the world's carbon emissions (and 70% of Brazil's emissions) come from burning down trees. * No beef sourced from any newly cleared Amazonian land; globally, deforestation emits more carbon than all vehicles. Brazil and Indonesia are at the heart of this enormous challenge.

This article talks about the expansion of morals in businesses.

Google may be abusing their power in the internet search business.