Tag Archives: e-mail

March 20, 2010

So Much For “Don’t Be Evil”: YouTube and Google Ethics on Display

A depressing look at how some—most? all?—business executives think. Continue reading →

Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Business & Commercial, Law & Law Enforcement, The Internet, U.S. Society

Tagged as "Don't be evil", Capitalism, copyright law, e-mail, fairness, Google, honesty, lawsuit, rationalizations, Steve Chen, Viacom, YouTube

December 9, 2009

Protest Ethics: Christmas, the ACLU, and Ignorance

A silly e-mail is circulating again, as it has this time of year since 2005, encouraging recipients to engage in a pointless and ignorant protest against the ACLU. Continue reading →

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Filed under Daily Life, Education, Government & Politics, Popular Culture, Religion and Philosophy, The Internet, U.S. Society

Tagged as "Frosty the Snowman", A.C.L.U., Christmas, e-mail, ethics, fairness, Freedom of Religion, Freedom of Speech, ignorance, Islam, manger scene, political protest, respect, responsibility, Skokie, the American Nazi Party, The Bill of Rights, the Constitution, the Establishment Clause

Tag Archives: e-mail

So Much For “Don’t Be Evil”: YouTube and Google Ethics on Display

Protest Ethics: Christmas, the ACLU, and Ignorance

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