Ethics in Crisis Management.

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ETHICS in CRISIS MANAGMENT ♥

Mar 5, 2009

Purpose

To examine the issue of ethics in social networking sites, particularly, blogs.
Focus on two important aspect of ethics, privacy invasion and issue on "real" identity of bloggers.
Draw upon the case of David Widjaja and reflect on the issues of ethical bloggings and its consequences on crisis intervention from the University and Government.

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