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This document discusses some of the new ethical dilemmas created by emerging computer technologies and information systems. It notes that these systems allow information to spread much more quickly, forcing people to reconsider standards around information use. As information access brings power and prosperity, the social and political impacts of these systems necessitate careful ethical consideration of how information is handled. Legal decisions have lagged behind technological advances, so ethics must fill this gap as people determine appropriate information use. Specific issues involve control of and access to data, privacy, data misuse, and international considerations around electronic networks, databases and geographic information systems.

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A New Technology Creates New Ethical Dilemmas
New computer technologies for gathering, storing,
manipulating, and communicating data are revolutionizing the
use and spread of information. Along the way, they are also
creating ethical dilemmas. The speed and efficiency of
electronic information systems, which include local and global
networks, databases, and programs for processing
information, force people to confront entirely new rights and
responsibilities in their use of information and to reconsider
standards of conduct shaped before the advent of computers.
The Importance of Ethics in Information Systems
Information is a source of power and, increasingly, the key to
prosperity among those with access to it. Consequently,
developments in information systems also involve social and
political relationships-- thus, making ethical considerations in
how information is used is all the more important. Electronic
systems now reach into all levels of government, into the
workplace, and into private lives to such an extent that even
people without access to these systems are affected in
significant ways by them. New ethical and legal decisions are
necessary to balance the needs and rights of everyone.
Ethics Fill the Gap as Legal Decisions Lag Behind Technology
As in other new technological arenas, legal decisions lag
behind technical developments. Ethics fill the gap as people
negotiate how the use of electronic information should proceed.
Ethical Issues Specific to Electronic Information Systems

The broad issues relating to electronic information systems
include control of and access to information, privacy and
misuse of data, and international considerations. All of these
extend to electronic networks, electronic databases, and, more
specifically, to geographic information systems. Specific
problems within each of the three areas, however, require
slightly different kinds of ethical decisions.
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**Research some recent information ethics news stories and
share them with the class. What types of issues are arising
because of technology? What should be done to address these
issues? Please note that you are being asked to do some
research...please cite your sources accordingly using in-text
citations and APA format for your references at the end of the
text.**

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