M Bukovic's List: ETIKA

• Luciano Floridi | University of Hertfordshire & University of Oxfor

• Conference Papers, Invited  Talks, Keynotes, Lectures, Seminars etc.  2004 - 2010
• Futures of Digital Studies 2010

• Rafael Capurro

• CHARLES SANDERS PEIRCE

• Rafael Capurro 

• The idea that companies should consider the lifetime value of their customers has become one of the core premises of sophisticated marketing over the past decade.

• a "language divide."

• Net Neutrality
• Companies are talking, however, about creating a two-tiered Internet with a fast lane and a slow lane
• could allow Verizon to speed some online content to Internet users more quickly if the content's creators were willing to pay for the privilege.
• uch an agreement could overthrow the concept of net neutrality

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• MIT OpenCourseWare: Unlocking Knowledge, Empowering Minds
• As the global economy increasingly demands an educated workforce, school systems in the United States and abroad find themselves overwhelmed by student demand. Particularly in the developing world, there are not enough seats in classrooms with qualified teachers to make high-quality education opportunities available to every student.
• nly a small percentage of qualified students are accepted into university programs, especially those in science and technology fields
• and the needs of talented and motivated learners are not being met
• hallenges will require rethinking traditional educational approaches and will call for the use of innovative technologies to scale up global capacity for providing high-quality education.
• How will the Internet change education? and What should MIT do about it?
• Rather than using the Internet to make money through distance learning, MIT should simply take the core academic materials already created on campus—the syllabi, lecture notes, assignments, and exams—and share them with the world.

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• Most Visited Courses

• 6.805 / 6.806 / STS.085 Ethics and the Law on the Electronic Frontier

• The questionable ethics of founders and the next generation of startups

• "Working for the earth is not a way to get rich, it is a way to be rich."
• And here’s the deal: Forget that this task of planet-saving is not possible in the time required. Don’t be put off by people who know what is not possible. Do what needs to be done, and check to see if it was impossible only after you are done.
• You join a multitude of caring people
• are working on the most salient issues of our day
• This is the largest movement the world has ever seen
• ather than dominance, it strives to disperse concentrations of power
• Rather than control, it seeks connection.
• it works behind the
• scenes and gets the job done.
• Its clout resides in idea, not in force

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• Universities Are Key to Revitalizing Boston’s Startup Scene, Say Leaders of Angel Bootcamp, Harvard Innovation Lab, and MassChallenge

• 5 reasons the CIO can be a corporate sustainability hero

• 22% of employees say that they have used a non-IT-provisioned service over the Web to perform their job function
• to do real work
• because they feel IT is too slow and puts unnecessary restrictions on their use of technology
• ustomers expect on-demand information, customized user experiences, and mobile apps that IT is expected to deliver quickly, cheaply, and reliably
• The CIO role is about to change drastically and significantly
• ntinue to manage technology and focus only on execution will not survive. The ones who embrace this change and step up to enable the business, empower the employees, and encourage innovation across the organization will succeed in this role. Two reports launched today,

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• Computer Ethics   in the Computer Science Curriculum