Polity Press / PayPal / Sony / Fourth Ed. New Oxford University Press / Bernstein / Google / Rheingold / Facebook / Oxford University Press / MasterCard / Anonymity Networks / Disqus / WELL / Coleman / Huffington Post / /
Country
Tunisia / France / United States / Canada / South Korea / / /
Facility
College of Mount St. Joseph / Identity Trail / /
Holiday
St. Joseph / /
IndustryTerm
networked digital communications / communication technology / state law / Internet / online intermediaries / online experience / online spheres / online activities / Internet freedom / face-recognition technology / anonymous online communication / ad-funded Internet industry advocates / Internet intermediaries / wireless networks / online community discussion boards / online portals / online culture / social search application / beneficial online services / online communities / fixed traceable online identity / online environment / online surveillance / search engines / technology / information technology / digital media / security tools / defamation case law / large anonymous groups / online communication / virtual online communities / online spaces / online community / cloud services / /
Organization
Information Society / Networked Society / Supreme Court / College of Mount St. Joseph / Ohio Elections Commission / Council of Europes / UN General Assembly / civil society / Church of Scientology / Oxford University / /
Person
Randi Zuckerberg / Robert Bodle / Poole / Mark Zuckerberg / Larry Brilliant / Frank La / /
Position
President / CEO / industry analyst / Director Marketing / /
Product
Graph Search / /
ProvinceOrState
Ohio / Ontario / /
PublishedMedium
the Information Society / /
Technology
information technology / GPS / communication technology / operating systems / pdf / jsp / face-recognition technology / /
22 THE ETHICS OF ONLINE ANONYMITY OR ZUCKERBERG VS. “MOOT” Robert Bodle, PhD, College of Mount St. Joseph, USA