Given the diffusion of the Social Web and increased disclosure of personal information
online, the 'privacy paradox'suggests that while Internet users are concerned about privacy …

There is a widespread impression that younger people are less concerned with privacy than
older people. For example, Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg justified changing default …

Purpose–This article aims to highlight the main limitations of the emancipatory potentials of
digital inclusion policies and information and communication technologies (ICTs) …

Abstract Users of Social Network Sites (SNS) use the networks to share content and
information about themselves. In particular for “nonymous” SNS, such as Facebook, profiles …

Taddicken | Public online engagement with science information: on the road to a theoretical
framework and a future research agenda | Journal of Science Communication menu About …

Supporting surveillance policies is a risky proposition in the sense that people are uncertain
about the consequences of these policies. We argue that political trust serves as a …

This study examines the effects of political/cultural beliefs and situational perceptions on
public support for government surveillance amidst COVID-19, using a representative survey …

The everyday uses of networked media technologies, especially social media, have
revolutionized the classical model of top-down surveillance. This article sketches the …

Researchers using online ethnographic methods to study military communities must employ
higher standards of ethical practice. Military populations may face significant risk if …

This chapter deals with features of online communication which are ethically relevant for
online-based research (in particular, the necessity to establish or produce› visibility‹ as a …