The Right to be Forgotten
Original Post: Ryerson University / Centre for Free Expression / Blog. Reposted with permission. Every interaction by or about a person...
Call for Insights: What is Ethical Customer Engagement in the Internet of Things?
How can companies most effectively and ethically engage consumers across a connected brand and product ecosystem, balancing the drive to...
Philosophy - A Code to Live By
One of the potential outcomes of a well considered philosophy is surely the development of a personal code by which one may live one’s...
On Charlie Hebdo: The War over Universalisms
A TFN exclusive ~ by Rafael Capurro There is an interesting ethical and intercultural discussion in the German newspapers (Frankfurter...
Can we Ever Find Truly Universal Ethical Guidelines?
A TFN exclusive by Soraj Hongladarom (Edited by Jared Bielby) The attack at the office of Charlie Hebdo magazine in Paris a few months...
Philosophical Hacking
The world comprises and exhibits radical complexity. It’s evolving faster than our feeble attempts to grasp and model it. Many believe...
Philosophy in The Real World
by Julian Ashbourn What we used to call ‘natural philosophy’ became what we now call ‘science’. The transformation reminds us that...
Multistability of the Commodity and the Technologies of Exchange
A TFN exclusive ~ by Fernando Flores Morador (Ed. Jared Bielby) Philosophers of Economics describe two kinds of values: use-values and...
Is Access to Information a Human Right?
Originally Posted by ziggytheblue in the World of Knowledge. Re-posted with Permission. Do we have the right to access information that...
