Noah Berlatsky

Netiquette and Online Ethics Noah Berlatsky

Marc Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. 200-203) and index. Table of Contents: Why Consider Opposing Viewpoints? -- Introduction -- Chapter 1. What Is the Relationship Between the Internet and Civility? -- Chapter Preface -- 1. Incivility in Our Society Has Not Increased / Kathleen Cairns -- 2. Online Incivility Coarsens Public Discourse / Andrew Stafford -- 3. Online Incivility Is Part of Greater Democratic Participation and Changing Norms / Mono Singham -- 4. Online Incivility Exists, but Its Effects Are Difficult to Determine / Robert M. Eisinger -- 5. Online Anonymity Encourages Harassment of Women / Allison McNeely -- 6. Online Anonymity Protects Marginalized Groups / danah boyd -- Periodical and Internet Sources Bibliography -- Chapter 2. Is Cyberbullying a Serious Problem? -- Chapter Preface -- 1. Cyberbullying in the Workplace Is a Growing Problem / Erica Pinsky -- 2. Cyberbullying Among Students Is a Dangerous Epidemic / Isabeau Doucet -- 3. Cyberbullying Among Students Is Serious, but It Is Not an Epidemic / Larry Magid -- 4. Anti-Cyberbullying Laws Are Needed to Fight Cyberbullying / Ben Leichtling -- 5. Anti-Cyberbullying Laws Are a Threat to Free Speech / John O. Hayward -- 6. Schools and Teachers Can Take Action to Combat Cyberbullying / Sameer Hinduja, Justin W. Patchin -- Periodical and Internet Sources Bibliography -- Chapter 3. What Are the Etiquette and Ethics of Online Relationships? -- Chapter Preface -- 1. Good Netiquette Can Help Make Online Dating Work / Andrea Bartz, Brenna Ehrlich -- 2. There Is Little Evidence That Online Dating Works / Eli J. Finkel, Paul W. Eastwick, Benjamin R. Karney, Harry T. Reis, Susan Sprecher -- 3. Adult Sexting Is Fun and Harmless / Penelope Trunk -- 4. Adult Sexting Can Destroy Careers and Relationships / Joe Gould, Gina Cavallaro -- 5. Cybersex Affairs Are a Form of Infidelity / Lenore Skomal -- 6. Cybersex Is Not Necessarily Infidelity: Violet Blue -- Periodical and Internet Sources Bibliography -- Chapter 4. What Are the Etiquette and Ethics of Social Media? -- Chapter Preface -- 1. Facebook Immorally Exploits Its Users / Kevin Kelleher -- 2. Facebook's Treatment of Its Users Is Not Especially Exploitive or Immoral / PJ Rey -- 3. Social Media Users Should Practice Good Netiquette in Dealing with Spam / Suzanne Choney -- 4. Using Bots and Automation Can Be Akin to Spamming / Adam Justice -- 5. Employees Should Accept the Growing Use of Social Media Background Checks / Michael Rainey -- 6. Employers Should Be Cautious About Using Social Media Background Checks: Personnel Today -- Periodical and Internet Sources Bibliography -- For Further Discussion -- Organizations to Contact -- Bibliography of Books -- Index. Contributor Bio:  Berlatsky, Noah B01