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Ethics
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Avoid Unethical Practices in Fundraiser Compensation
Associations rely on a wide range of revenue streams. For most, individual donations represent only a small portion…
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The Great AMP Debate: The Ethics of Google’s Mobile Traffic Boost
A lot of websites are seeing big traffic gains by using Google’s open-source AMP protocol, but critics see…
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PR Association Chapter Appoints First Ethics Officer
The Tampa Bay chapter of the Public Relations Society of America appointed its first ethics officer to help…
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Asian American Journalists Group Speaks Up on Olympic Coverage Concerns
From NBC’s pronunciation of “PyeongChang” to questionable coverage and commentary of the South Korea-based 2018 Winter Olympics, the…
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Should HR Care About Artificial Intelligence?
While AI definitely isn’t in the job title for human resources departments, the move toward automation could change…
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New Group Hopes to Take on Tech’s Addictive Tendencies
The Center for Humane Technology, launched this week, counts people once associated with Google and Facebook among its…
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Academy Takes Steps to Implement Conduct Standards for Members
The organization that puts on the Oscars has detailed concrete steps to handling widespread issues of sexual misconduct…
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Tough Headwinds for Personalization in 2018
As the ability to personalize member experiences matures, we’re going to see many conversations about how organizations use…
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Applying an Ethical Pressure Test to IT
When Rhea Steele, CAE, chief operating officer for the Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation, is faced…
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Tech Memo: A Pressure Test for Your IT Staff
Learn how you can help your IT staff spot ethical dilemmas.
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World Medical Association Revamps Modern-Day Hippocratic Oath
The association, whose Declaration of Geneva is intended as a modern version of the ancient Greek oath for…
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It’s on the Label: Trust Project Wants to Highlight Real News
With “fake news” becoming a meme this year, the world of journalism is fighting back through a carefully…
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Archivists Association Closes Discussion Group That Became Toxic
The Society of American Archivists' listserver was meant to connect professionals and aspirants, but instead hosted a flame-war…
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5 Steps to Using Data Brokers Effectively and Ethically
Data brokers are the reason you receive junk mail two days after a move and the reason you…
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Research Groups to FCC: Clarify That We’re Not Telemarketers
In a new petition to the Federal Communications Commission, the Insights Association and AAPOR have called for stronger…
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Tech Lobby Group’s AI Principles: Encourage Growth, Don’t Over-Regulate
The Information Technology Industry Council, which represents some of the tech industry’s biggest players, has released a set…
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Data Group’s Updated Ethical Standards Keep Up With the Times
The result of a yearlong initiative that involved dozens of stakeholders, the Data & Marketing Association's updated data…
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What Should You Say About a Sensitive Issue? Learn from the Confederate Statue Debate
The American Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works knew it had to speak up in the…
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Behind the American Nurses Association’s Rapid Response to a Nurse’s Arrest
A viral video of a Utah nurse in handcuffs gave ANA an opportunity to spread the word about…
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How to Make Ethics Training Stick
Training on ethics is important, but how can you make sure it has an impact? Step one, according…
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Gaming Association Expands Code of Conduct for Casino Industry
With an updated Code of Conduct for Responsible Gaming, the American Gaming Association hopes to encourage responsible gaming…
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Data Ethics: The Unspoken Contract You Have With Your Data
The data you acquire—no matter its source—generally comes from someone who was willing to share it with you.…
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Technical Standards: The Hard Part of Making Everyone Happy
A recent controversy involving the group that sets the rules of the road for the web is a…
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Create Policies to Ensure Ethical Decision Making in IT
When you think of ethical decision making in associations, you may immediately think of the human resources or…
