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    Unit 7:

    Legal, Ethical
    and Societal
    Issues in
    Media and
    Information
    REPUBLIC
    ACT NO. 10175
    Cybercrime Prevention Act of 2012
    ETHICS
    Ethical
    Concerns in
    Social Media
    •Privacy

    •Free Speech

    •Authenticity
    Areas of Ethical
    Concerns in
    Digital Media
    1. SOCIAL
    NETWORKING

    • Refers to the use of websites


    and applications to interact or
    communicate with other
    people.
    2. BLOGGING
    • Website intends to
    inform people or to
    discuss about a
    particular topic
    3. GAMING
    •Younger generations
    engaged with games in
    different platforms

    •Games become more


    realistic every year
    4. INSTANT MESSAGING
    • Act of exchanging message
    through a software
    application in real time
    5. Downloading
    music/movies/media
    6. UPLOADING AND
    SHARING ORIGINAL
    CREATIONS
    7. Using work from another
    company, service, individual
    or product such as
    photography, logos or any
    other copyrighted, patented
    and trademarked material.
    Other Ethical
    Concerns in
    Using Media
    COPYRIGH
    T
    •The author has the
    absolute right of an
    author of an original
    work for a specific
    period of time.
    PLAGIARISM
    •Refers to taking credit for
    or stealing another person’s
    idea or work.

    •Using another’s
    intellectual creation
    without properly crediting
    the original creator.
    CYBERBULLYING
    Bullying that takes place
    online, or using electronic
    technology such as cell
    phones, computers, and
    tablets over communication
    tools including social media
    sites, text messages, chat,
    and websites.
    CYBERCRIME
    Refers to criminal
    activities carried
    out by means of
    computers or the
    Internet.
    HACKING
    It is the act of
    compromising digital
    devices and networks
    through unauthorized
    access to an account or
    computer system.
    ILLEGAL
    DOWNLOADING
    Illegal downloading (also
    known as piracy) is when
    a user downloads a copy
    of paid content for free
    without permission from
    the owner.
    DIGITAL PIRACY
    Digital piracy refers to the illegal copying or distribution of
    copyrighted material via the Internet. It negatively affects the
    creative industries, including film, TV, publishing, music and
    gaming.
    IDENTITY THEFT
    Refers to all types of
    crime in which someone
    wrongfully obtains and
    uses another person's
    personal data in some way
    that involves fraud or
    deception, typically for
    economic gain.
    CYBER
    DEFAMATION
    Is a new concept but it virtually defames a person through
    new medium. The medium of defaming the individual's
    identity is through the help of computers via internet.
    2 TYPES OF
    DEFAMATION:

    • LIBEL - written
    • SLANDER - verbal
    CYBERSEX
    Cybersex is a virtual sex encounter via the internet or cell
    phone that doesn't involve person-to-person contact. It's
    also known as internet sex, computer sex, netsex, or
    cybering.
    CHILD PORNOGRAPHY
    Any visual depiction of
    sexually explicit
    conduct involving a
    minor (persons less
    than 18 years old).
    CYBERSQUATTING
    Unauthorized registration and use of Internet domain
    names that are identical or similar to trademarks,
    service marks, company names, or personal names.
    COMPUTER
    ADDICTION
    The excessive use of computers
    to the extent that it interferes
    with daily life. This excessive
    use may, for example, interfere
    with work or sleep, result in
    problems with social interaction,
    or affect mood, relationships,
    and thought processes.
    DIGITAL DIVIDE
    An economic inequality between groups in terms of access to, use of, or
    knowledge of ICT. The divide within countries (such as the digital divide in the
    United States) can refer to inequalities between individuals, households,
    businesses, and geographic areas at different socioeconomic (and other
    demographic) levels. The Global digital divide designates countries as the units
    of analysis, and examines the divide between developing and developed
    countries on an international scale.
    NETIQUETTE
    Describes the rules of conduct for
    respectful and appropriate
    communication on the internet.
    Netiquette is often referred to as
    etiquette for the internet. These are
    not legally binding rules, but
    recommended rules of etiquette.
    Netiquette is mostly used for dealing
    with unknown people on the
    internet.
    T ha n k
    y o u fo r
    s t e ni ng !
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