INFO 6940 Lecture Notes - Lecture 20: Vince Foster, Rulemaking, Exhibitionism
12 Aug 2016
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Paradoxes: transparency we desire for everything to be known. It is hard for firms to explain exactly what/how data is used: new media exhibitionism. People on average say they are conscious about privacy but they share more information online. People willingly give out information on line. When should norms be revised: value/goals/ends of the context (should healthcare be seen differently, new context ( a lot of things that couldn"t be shared can now be shared, moral political considerations (what is harm?) Goal of work: justificatory framework (an analytic model for reasoning through hard cases and puzzles) Norms of transmission not voluntary, for-profit. Norms of appropriateness academic records should be only between you and the institution. Norms of appropriateness the information is public. Norms of transmission information from facebook is not expected to be taken out of context. Context collapse before social media, usually you talk to one audience. Now it"s a lot broader than the expected audience.
