Internet Ethics Copyright Laws : The Studies
This time, well look at Internet Ethics Copyright Laws research from different areas.
The Effect of Circumvention on Copyright Protection: A study
An analysis about the effects of circumvention of copyright protection on Works This study will explore the effects of circumvention oncopyright protection in works. By studying the different ways that authors may circumvent copyright protection, it will be possible to better understand the various reasons why authors often engage in this behavior.
The New Frontier of Copyright: The Impact of the Internet on Copyright Protection
A study about the impact of the internet on copyright protection found that as time goes by, it increasingly becomes easier for people to distribute copyrighted materials without getting permission. This makes it easier for individuals to OWN their work, and also allows publishers to receive more statutory damages and attorney fees to help support their copyright notices.
Data-Sharing Rights in the Digital Era
A study about copyright law during the digital era found that it is practically obsolete. All works are now digitalized and all rights are equal. artists can combine, distort, and make any changes they want to to create a work of art.
The Ethics of Artificial Intelligence in Agriculture
A study about the ethical considerations of using artificial intelligence in agriculture has been conducted by Kansas State University. The study found that there are a few ethical considerations that need to be taken into account when using artificial intelligence in agriculture. One is the potential for it to become addictive and allow farmers to become self-employed instead of staying employed. Another Cheimo concern is the fact that large companies should not have access to artificial intelligence technology, as this could give them an advantage over smaller businesses.
Google's Java Code Draws Supreme Court Attention
A study about the use of Java code by Google in its Android operating system drew the attention of the Supreme Court this week when Oracle, Googles biggest foe in this legal battle, accused the search giant of violating copyright law. The finding comes as a bit of a surprise, as Java code has been used by both companies in pretty much the same way for years now. However, Oracles objections to Googles decision to copy portions of Java code for Android applications might have violated copyright law because its copyrighted work is specifically associated with calling .
The Use of the Internet in Health Care: Risks and Responses
A paper about online ethics in health care shows that, even with best practices in place, there is ethical variation and mistakes made when it comes to interactions with the Internet. When a patient interacts with a healthcare provider online, they are putting their trust into someone they cannot see or hear. So, while health providers should be aware of potential risks and concerns associated with interacting with the Internet, it is also important for patients and their families to be aware of the possible harms that may come from using this medium.
The Ethical Challenge of using the Internet with Parents and Children in Research
A journal about the ethical issues of using the internet with parents and children in research was conducted. It found that there are a few ethical challenges with using the internet for family research, but that most of these challenges can be resolved through good communication and respectful teamwork.
Federal Regulations, 2016
An article about the United States Code of Federal Regulations offers a comprehensive view of the regulation enforcement process within the Federal government. The report describes how federal regulations are created, interpreted, enforced, and critiqued. It also provides a snapshot of current lawmaking and regulatory deadlock.
Ethical Dilemmas in the Digital Era
An inquiry about the Georgetown Journal of Legal Ethics's ethical issues for Spring 2022. The Georgetown Journal of Legal Ethics is a journal that was founded in 1987 by Father Robert Drinan. prior to joining the faculty of Georgetown Law, Father Drinan served in the U.S. House of Representatives for ten years on behalf of the 4th District of Massachusetts. He dedicated his career to many human rights interests and legal problems, and while at Georgetown Law he helped develop much of the current ethical doctrine in legal circles. Many areas of ethics are currently confronting the editors and writers at GILE, including campaign finance, public interest law, First Amendment rights, antitrust law, and business ethics. The journal is consistently expanding its reach to new issues and has published articles on a wide range of legal topics, from appellate law to Brady Rule dictates.
