Often defying parents’ rules, many teenagers spend the wee hours using social media with friends.
On social media, people proudly trumpet their ethical outrage toward anyone or anything that has rubbed them the wrong way.
Facebook’s decision to be transparent about a recent “experiment” it conducted on some 700,000 users has pundits ranting, law-makers pontificating and some Facebook execs apologizing. But why? It happens all the time.
Facebook experiment on users: An ethical breach or business as usual?
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — The scientific journal that published a study by Facebook and two U.S. universities examining people's online mood swings regrets how the social experiment was handled.
Running a startup or small business today typically entails monumental workloads, so we forgive companies that forget to tweet at their followers every day. But Audrey Melnik won't, because her service makes it stupidly easy.
The Electronic Privacy Information Center said Facebook violated a consent decree with regulators by manipulating some of its users’ news feeds without their explicit consent.
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Was the Facebook Mood Study Unethical?