Connecticut Law Review / Cox / MIT Press / Yale University Press / Georgia Law Review / Creative Commons / Facebook / /
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United States / United Kingdom / / /
Event
Business Partnership / /
Facility
Camp LJ / University of Chicago / /
IndustryTerm
internet research / digital media ethics / civil law / social media / civil law jurisdictions / definite solution / media producers / creative product / social media sites / social networking sites / law right / online communities / peer network / intellectual property law / privacy law / internet researchers / online social networking / social networking / copyright law / online adults / internet-based research / social networking service / online social networks / services / social network services / copyrighted media / online experiments / online research / social networks / law countries / computing / Internet Project / social network / law jurisdictions / Online Social Network Experiment / expressive products / social networking services / /
Organization
University of Chicago / MIT / International Communication Association / European Union / Association of Internet Researchers / Yale University / Department of Sociology / /
Person
Experiment / Van Dijk / Ben Merriman April / /
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Walker / non-specialist / /
PublishedMedium
Free Press / Law Review / Connecticut Law Review / /
Technology
Information Technology / Their Research Ethical Correlates Computing technologies / pdf / /
“Ethical Issues in the Employment of User-generated Content as Experimental Stimulus: Defining the Interests of Creators” Ben Merriman April 1, 2015 Department of Sociology, University of Chicago. merriman@uchicago.e