Communication Ethics book part for The Difference. (This is an automatically generated summary to avoid having huge posts on this page. Click through to read this post.)

Communication Ethics book part for Censorship. (This is an automatically generated summary to avoid having huge posts on this page. Click through to read this post.)

The next chapter of the Communication Ethics essay will be delayed; it was a little unfinished and is subsequently getting somewhat re-written, plus I want to sit on it for at least a day and look at it with fresh eyes. As an example of the types of serendipity I'm experiencing even as I write this, I found a new connection today between this chapter and the eighth chapter, which I think really helps clarify the eighth chapter and make it easier to understand.

Communication Ethics book part for Free Speech. (This is an automatically generated summary to avoid having huge posts on this page. Click through to read this post.)

Communication Ethics book part for What's The Difference?. (This is an automatically generated summary to avoid having huge posts on this page. Click through to read this post.)

A free tip for all you telemarketers who may be reading this: You do not call the house of privacy advocate and go on about how "you are now in our database" and I can call them anytime about reducing my (non-existant) credit card interest. "You are now in our database" does not sound like a friendly thing to most people; such a phrase affords the question "So how do I get out?

Communication Ethics book part for Censorship and Free Speech. (This is an automatically generated summary to avoid having huge posts on this page. Click through to read this post.)

Communication Ethics book part for Review. (This is an automatically generated summary to avoid having huge posts on this page. Click through to read this post.)

I'd like to publically retract my earlier comment about the EFF reflexively taking a stand against big business in this post; it is an unfair comment to make and I have no excuse. Notation to that effect has been added to the message, but as I am a believer in posterity, even when it reflects poorly on me, I won't simply make the comment disappear. My apologies to the EFF for an unwarrented criticism.

Communication Ethics book part for Fundamental Property: Everything Is Digital. (This is an automatically generated summary to avoid having huge posts on this page. Click through to read this post.)