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TikTok, Time to Snitch

21 Oct 202021 Oct 2020
CASE STUDY: The Ethics of Shaming Collegiate COVID-19 Violations on Social Media Case Study PDF | Additional Case Studies With the start of a new semester amidst a global pandemic, colleges…
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Quelling Interference or Dissent?

20 Oct 202021 Oct 2020
CASE STUDY: Tumblr’s Decision to Delete “Russian Psyop” Blogs Case Study PDF | Additional Case Studies In May 2017, former FBI director Robert Mueller was appointed as special counsel to lead an…
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To Release or Not to Release

23 Mar 202015 Oct 2020
The Ethics of Glorifying Violent Histories in South Asian Film On October 31, 1984, two of Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi’s bodyguards assassinated her. The political killing came four months…
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Censorship in Pakistan

23 Mar 20204 Dec 2020
CASE STUDY: Are Journalists Obligated to Speak Up? Case Study PDF  |  Additional Case Studies For many, there is little debate needed to reach the conclusion that Pakistan’s state sanctioned press…
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Changing Comments or Changing Minds?

18 Mar 202015 Oct 2020
Protesting Censorship in Pakistan through Algorithmic Alterations On April 17, 2016, the Daily Times—a major English-language newspaper in Pakistan—published an editorial on the nation’s controversial blasphemy law. The law, according…
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Matters of Facebook Live or Death

6 May 20195 Feb 2021
CASE STUDY: The Ethical Challenges of Live Internet Broadcasting Case Study PDF | Additional Case Studies On March 15, 2019, a mass shooter entered two mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand, killing…
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What Exactly is Revenge Porn or Nonconsensual Pornography?

20 Apr 201821 Oct 2020
Scott R. Stroud & Jonathan Henson (University of Texas at Austin)* In light of the recent Texas 12th Court of Appeals ruling striking down Texas Penal Code 21.16(b), otherwise known…

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