Internet research ethics for the social age: new challenges, cases, and contexts

In: Digital formations Vol. 108

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Introduction / Michael Zimmer & Katharina Kinder-Kurlanda -- Internet research ethics : twenty years later / Elizabeth Buchanan -- Challenges -- Recasting justice for internet and online industry research ethics / Anna Lauren Hoffmann & Anne Jonas -- A feminist perspective on ethical digital methods / M.E. Luka, Mélanie Millette & Jacqueline Wallace -- Sorting things out ethically : privacy as a research issue beyond the individual / Tobias Matzner & Carsten Ochs -- Chasing isis : network power, distributed ethics and responsible social media research / Jonathon Hutchinson, Fiona Martin & Aim Sinpeng -- Lost umbrellas : bias and the right to be forgotten in social media research / Rebekah Tromble & Daniela Stockmann -- Bad judgment, bad ethics? validity in computational social media / Cornelius Puschmann -- To share or not to share : ethical challenges in sharing social media-based research data / Katrin Weller & Katharina Kinder-Kurlanda -- "We tend to err on the side of caution" : ethical challenges facing canadian research ethics boards when overseeing internet research / Yukari Seko & Stephen P. Lewis -- Internet research ethics in a non-western context / Soraj Hongladarom -- Cases -- Living labs : an ethical challenge for researchers and platform providers / Philipp Schaer -- Ethics of using online commercial crowdsourcing sites for academic research : the case of amazon's mechanical turk / Matthew Pittman & Kim Sheehan -- Museum ethnography in the digital age : ethical considerations / Natalia Grincheva -- Participant anonymity and participant observations : situating the researcher within digital ethnography / James Robson -- The social age of "it's not a private problem" : case study of ethical and privacy concerns in a digital ethnography of south asian blogs against intimate partner violence / Ishani Mukherjee -- Studying closed communities on-line : digital methods and ethical considerations beyond informed consent and anonymity / Ylva Hard af Segerstad, Christine Howes, Dick Kasperowsk & Christopher Kullenberg -- An ethical inquiry about youth suicide prevention using social media mining / Amaia Eskisabel Azpiazu, Rebeca Cerezo-Menéndez & Daniel Gayo-Avello -- Death, affect and the ethical challenges of outing a griefsquatter / Lisbeth Klastrup -- Locating locational data in mobile and social media / Lee Humphreys -- How does it feel to be visualized? : redistributing ethics / David Moats & Jess Perriam -- Contexts -- Negotiating consent, compensation, and privacy in internet research : patientslikeme.com as a case study / Robert Douglas Ferguson -- The ethics of using hacked data : patreon's data hack and academic data standards / Nathaniel Poor -- The ethics of sensory ethnography : virtual reality fieldwork in zones of conflict / Jeff Shuter & Ben Burroughs -- Images of faces gleaned from social media in social psychological research on sexual orientation / Patrick Sweeney -- Twitter research in the disaster context ¿ ethical concerns for working with historical datasets -- Martina wengenmeir -- Epilogue: internet research ethics for the social age / Katharina Kinder-Kurlanda & Michael Zimmer -- Contributor -- Biographies