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6 years ago @Floridi: the history of philosophy in one great poster
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Every step you take: Who owns our mobile health data? - BBC News
6 years ago @Floridi: Who owns our mobile health data?
Sajid Javid: terrorists and criminals are exploiting ‘right to be forgotten’ | Technology | The...
6 years ago @Floridi: I disagree, factually, logically, and ethically: "terrorists and criminals are exploiting ‘right to be forgotten’"
100 books – The Occasional Informationist
6 years ago @Floridi: Interesting review of "A history of the book in 100 books" by @david_bawden
Right to be forgotten poses more questions than answers | Technology | The Guardian
6 years ago @Floridi: Last episode in my diary on #RTBF tour: "Right to be forgotten poses more questions than answers" | The Guardian
Can Humans and Nature Coexist? - Scientific American
6 years ago @Floridi: Can Humans and Nature Co-Exist? Scientific American And on e-nvironmentalism: The Ethics of Information OUP,...
The Internet's Original Sin - The Atlantic
6 years ago @Floridi: Insightful article by @EthanZ "The Internet's Original Sin". Option left unexplored: a publicly-funded web
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Every step you take: Who owns our mobile health data? - BBC News
6 years ago @Floridi: Who owns our mobile health data?
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The Onlife Manifesto - Being Human in a Hyperconnected. Free open access here: @oiioxford 6 years ago