Jennifer Preston, New York Times; Ethical Quandary for Social Sites:
"Ebele Okobi-Harris, the director of the business and human rights program at Yahoo, which owns Flickr, said that the case involving Mr. el-Hamalawy’s photos illustrated the challenges of balancing the existing rules and terms of service for users with the new ways that activists are using these tools.
“Flickr was set up as a community for people who love photography to share their photographs,” she said."
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Monday, March 28, 2011
Ethical Quandary for Social Sites; New York Times, 3/27/11
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