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The new ethical responsibilities of internet service providers
Philosophy and Technology 24 (4):369-370 (2011)
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The exponential developments of internet services and resources have brought enormous benefits, but also enormous moral and ethical challenges. This paper introduces the contributions from a research workshop, tasked with defining new ethical responsibilities for Internet Service Providers (ISPs).Author's Profile
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