As the New Year dawns, we see two companies in the communications business, and two situations raising the question, is it ethical or unethical to allow someone to use your product or service to broadcast harmful speech? Continue reading →
Filed under Business & Commercial, Citizenship, Government & Politics, Health and Medicine, Religion and Philosophy, The Internet
Tagged as bigotry, Disney, ignorance, Jenny McCarthy, vaccines, free speech, hate speech, WordPress, Lowe's, ABC Full Circle, disease prevention, Times Square, The Council on American-Islamic Relations, Bare Naked Islam
I paid the 30 dollars. Sorry it took so long. Continue reading →
WordPress has been putting ads on my blog, and I didn’t know. Foul. Continue reading →
Filed under Business & Commercial, Government & Politics, Journalism & Media, Law & Law Enforcement, Professions, The Internet, Unethical Websites
Tagged as "bait and switch", advertising, blogs, desception, Direct TV, disclosure, fairness, notice, reputation, respect, Transportation Security Administration, trust, unethical business prcatices, WordPress
How I Nearly Caused The World To Explode, and Other Travel Musings
Long plane ride, and too much time to obsess about the ethics implications of a lousy week, and day. Continue reading →
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Filed under Around the World, Daily Life, Etiquette and manners, Government & Politics, Science & Technology, The Internet, U.S. Society, War and the Military
Tagged as Al Gore, Barack Obama, blogging, carelessness, comments, credibility, debate, ethics, fairness, integrity, Jimmy Carter, kindness, Libya, Libyan intervention, Nobel Peace Prize, peace, respect, responsibility, war, WordPress, Yassir Arafat