Ethics, Info, Tech: Contested Voices, Values, Spaces

My Bloomsbury book "Ethics, Information, and Technology" was published on Nov. 13, 2025. Purchases can be made via Amazon and this Bloomsbury webpage: https://www.bloomsbury.com/us/ethics-information-and-technology-9781440856662/

Most College Students Want Free Speech On Campuses — But Not When It’s Hate Speech; Huffington Post, 4/4/16

Don't mourn the loss of libraries – the internet has made them obsolete; The Telegraph, 3/29/16

GSK Eases IP Rights For Poorest Countries, Considers Patent Pooling For Cancer; Intellectual Property Watch, 3/31/16

This scientist nearly went to jail for making up data; Washington Post, 4/1/16

Sheila Corrall and Kip Currier win LIBER Innovation Award; 45th Annual Conference of LIBER (Ligue des Bibliothèques Européennes de Recherche – Association of European Research Libraries)

Google Apologizes For Terrible April Fools’ Day Prank; Huffington Post, 4/1/16

Museum Reverses Position, Will Mention Bill Cosby’s Alleged Crimes; Slate, 4/1/16

Grade Inflation Nation; Inside Higher Ed via Slate, 3/29/16

GlaxoSmithKline to 'drop patents in poor countries for better drug access'; BBC News, 3/31/16

Anchor Wendy Bell addresses WTAE firing over Facebook posts; Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, 3/30/16

Pittsburgh TV station ‘ends relationship’ with anchor after racially-tinged Facebook post; Washington Post, 3/31/16

Landmark study on the effects of copyright takedown abuse on online free expression; BoingBoing.net, 3/30/16

Humans of New York Founder Takes On Donald Trump; New York Times, 3/26/16

When You Become The Person You Hate On The Internet; NPR, All Tech Considered, 3/29/16

80 Big-Name Business Leaders Just Took A Stand Against North Carolina’s Anti-LGBT Law; Huffington Post, 3/29/16

31st Annual Intellectual Property Law Conference; American Bar Association (ABA), Bethesda, Maryland, April 6-8, 2016

Museum’s Plan to Include Cosby Material Draws Criticism From Accusers; New York Times, 3/27/16

The ACLU Sues to Stop North Carolina’s Anti-LGBTQ Law; Slate.com, 3/28/16

Georgia Governor Vetoes North Carolina-Style “Religious Liberty” Bill; Slate.com, 3/28/16

Protecting Employees’ Health Data; New York Times, 3/26/16

My Shared Shame: The Media Helped Make Trump; New York Times, 3/26/16

Robert De Niro Pulls Anti-Vaccine Documentary From Tribeca Film Festival; New York Times, 3/26/16

Ethics court fines Former Justice Eakin $50K for lewd emails; Associated Press via abc27.com, 3/24/16

The Blue Wars: A Report from the Front; Harvard Law Record, 3/21/16

Obama Declassification Holds Promise of Uncovering New Evidence on Argentina's Dirty War; National Security Archive, 3/23/16

Chinese activist's family 'taken away' over letter calling for Xi Jinping to quit; Reuters via Guardian, 3/26/16

Tony Norman: Colleges, quit coddling hypersensitive students; Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, 3/25/16

Staged picture from Brussels bombings prompts ethics debate; Guardian, 3/25/16

Robert De Niro Defends Screening of Anti-Vaccine Film at Tribeca Festival; New York Times, 3/25/16

Woman convicted of working for decade as unlicensed attorney claimed she obtained law degree from Duquesne University; Associated Press via Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, 3/25/16

Education Data, Student Privacy Take Spotlight at Capitol Hill Hearing; Education Week, 3/22/16

Congress seeks to update student data privacy law; FedScoop, 3/22/16

Microsoft scrambles to limit PR damage over abusive AI bot Tay; Guardian, 3/24/16

Hollywood Actors Join Georgia Boycott Threats Over Gay Bill; Reuters via Huffington Post, 3/24/16

N.F.L. Issues Statement About Article and The Times Responds; New York Times, 3/24/16

How North Carolina Just Passed a Blood-Curdling Anti-LGBT Law Right Before Our Eyes; Huffington Post, 3/24/16

Obama Declassifies Documents Related to Argentina’s Dirty War; Wall Street Journal, 3/24/16

In N.F.L., Deeply Flawed Concussion Research and Ties to Big Tobacco; New York Times, 3/24/16

White House tech office to co-host open data roundtables; FedScoop, 3/22/16

As governments open access to data, law lags far behind; ABA Journal, 3/17/16

A toddler got meningitis. His anti-vac parents gave him an herbal remedy. The toddler died. Now his parents are on trial. Washington Post, 3/18/16

Crosswords and copyright; Washington Post, 3/15/16

Asia On The Heels Of US And Europe In Patent Applications At WIPO; Developing Countries Lagging; Intellectual Property Watch, 3/16/16

Status of gene patents in Canada unresolved, despite successful challenge; The Canadian Press via CTV News, 3/20/16

Open Data: Why We Should Care; Huffington Post, 3/17/16

How The Trump Campaign Could Evolve Into Organized Violence, In 6 Steps; Huffington Post, 3/17/16

No, Not Trump, Not Ever; New York Times, 3/18/16

Privacy versus speech in the Hulk Hogan sex tape trial; Los Angeles Times, 3/14/16

What The Hulk Hogan Verdict Means For Freedom Of The Press; Huffington Post, 3/19/16

Jury Awards Hulk Hogan $115 Million In Gawker Sex Tape Lawsuit; Huffington Post, 3/18/16