Se concluy� hace pocos d�as el congreso del ICIE (International Center for
Information Ethics) organziado por el colistero Rafael Capurro. Una linda
reuni�n de personas de todos horizontes que trabajan en el tema cada dia
mas clave de la �tica de la informaci�n, en este caso con un enfoque sobre
los aspectos interculturales.
Los datos del congreso est�n en: http://icie.zkm.de/congress2004
La mayoria de los articulos de l@s participantes est�n accesible en formato
PDF en:
http://container.zkm.de/ijie/ijie/draft/index.htm
Proximamente ser�n expuestos los productos de los grupos de trabajo.
Dentro de los muy interesantes articulos reunidos, me permito recomendar:
"Can the Local Reshape the Global? Ethical Imperatives for Humane
Intercultural Communication Online", Charles Ess
"Internet AND Intention: An Infrastructure for Progressive Librarianship",
Toni Samek (el cual me hace preguntar si �tenemos en la regi�n un
movimiento equivalente de "documentalistas progresivos'?).
Lo que sigue son s�lo algunos de los titulos de los articulos reunidos para
que se motiven a visitar el sitio:
Towards Emancipatory Use of a Medium: The Wiki
Gendered Views on the Ethics of Computer Professionals
Email and Intercultural Linguistics
The Internet and Community Building at the Local and Global Levels: Some
Implications and Challenges
Self-organization in Open Source Communication Networks. Red Acad�mica
Electr�nica de CLACSO -RAEC- (CLACSO's Electronic Academic Network -EANC-)
case. (G. Navarro)
Collective Construction of Identity in Internet: Ethical Dimension and
Intercultural Perspective
The Internet: The missing link between the information rich and the
information poor?
The WSIS as a utopia of universalism: From the transportation of
information to the mediation of values Network and Everyday Life: Beyond
"Local Space"?
Social Aspects of Non-Proprietary Software
The Ethics of Tracing Hacker Attacks through the Machines of Innocent Persons
Localisation versus Globalisation - Claim and Reality of Mobile and
Context-aware Applications of the Internet
Globalization and Information Ethics
Presence and Absence: On the social and ethical conditions of virtual
communities
Buzzwords and indicators about the networked society: metaphor, vacuity or
fraud? (M. Menou)
Intercultural Information Ethics (R. Capurro)
Social and Policy Implications of IP Telephony Communication ethics and the
internet: intercultural and localising influencers
Social Information Science - as a concept for assimilating Smart Internet
Usage in a Multi-Cultural Society : The Case of Israel
The Virtual World: a tension between global reach and local sensitivity
Internet for Social and Economic Development. A toolkit to Empower
Communities in Latin America (S. Finquelewich)
A Consideration on the Concept of Information Literacy: Is it really
"necessary for all"?
Models for Ethical Decision-Making for Use in Teaching Information Ethics:
Challenges for Educating Diverse Information Professionals
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