Overview

Confronting the complex challenges of the internet, this guide helps web users navigate through issues of copyright, privacy, and the ethical use of materials. It also analyzes contradictions between the federal Tri-Council Policy Statement and university-based research ethics boards, offering a simple solution to policy makers who grapple with the morals of internet research.

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9781552662342

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"""Kitchin has not only written an excellent book, she has courageously taken on some of the most complex and least understood aspects of ethics and Internet research and done it with great clarity and precision."" --Sandra Kirby, University of Winnipeg"

Kitchin has not only written an excellent book, she has courageously taken on some of the most complex and least understood aspects of ethics and Internet research and done it with great clarity and precision. --Sandra Kirby, University of Winnipeg

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Heather Kitchin is an associate professor in the Department of Sociology at Acadia University. Her research and teaching interests include addiction studies, women's studies and qualitative research.

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