The Ethics of Information Technology and Business

Richard T. De George

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Ethics in Business and Education Ethics and Social Impacts of AI Information Society and Technology Trends

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Preface. 1. Ethics and the Information Revolution. 2. Marketing, Privacy, and the Protection of Personal Information. 3. Employees and Communication Privacy. 4. New, Intellectual, and Other Property. 5. Ethical Issues in Information Technology Business and E-Business. 6. Ethical Issues on the Internet. 7. Information Technology and Society: Business, the Digital Divide, and the Changing Nature of Work. Index.

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