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By Chester Cooper/ Exumas and Ragged Island MP I subscribe to the biblical principle that to whom much is given, much is required. And this is why I have donated my Member of Parliament salary for the past four years to worthy causes that will benefit Exuma, and, ultimately, The Bahamas. My first year as an MP, I donated my salary to the Louise Cooper Scholarship Fund, named so in honor of my dear, late mother, who instilled in her children an appreciation for the value of education.The year after that, I donated my MP salary to the Exuma Pride project to help make Exuma even more beautiful. ....
or tweet us at twitter.com/booktv. laurie andrews examines the way social media are surveyed by a host of parties. they range from employers to data servicesers and how personal information is collected and sold. she argues that a social network constitution is needed to protect privacy rights online. this is a little over an hour. as we tackle and timely thorny topic in the age of individual freedoms. our founding fathers protected individual freedom, right to privacy, the right to a fair trial but now online social networks are creating an entirely new set of questions and challenges. colleges and employers reject applicants because of publicly available information and photos found on social networking sites, jurors post details on a case and ask their friends to vote on whether a defendant should go to jail. marketing companies are facing lawsuits for allegedly collecting information on citizens based on our travels on the web without our knowledge and consent. ....
individuals might fight for entitlements it was tied to racism are sexism and that seemed problematic looking to choose their battles for example, talk about oprah winfrey and then you think she was denied entry but the door was closed. is that a good case she should have fought? but then getting into the larger issues right now the other serious. sir reading a book opens the questions. so one thing you should do is buy the book and read it. [laughter] the makes you think about things you may already have opinions on and opens up the ways that you may connect as an individual to them. thank you so much for coming to hour. tonight we tackle a timely and thorny topic of individual freedom in the age of social media. the founding fathers protected important rights from individual freedoms, right to privacy and the right to a fair trial but now on line social networks are creating an entirely new set of questions and challenges. colleges and employers reject applicants be ....
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colleges and employers reject applicants because of publicly-available information and photos found on social networking sites. jurors post details on a case and ask their friends to vote on whether the defendant should go to jail. marketing companies are facing lawsuits for allegedly collecting information about citizens based on our travels on the web without our knowledge or consent. how would the founding fathers have handle led these scenarios? what would happen if social networking sites were subject to the bill of rights? we have a fantastic group of experts with us tonight to delve into this subject starting with lori andrews. professor andrews directs the institute for science, law and technology at illinois institute of technology. as a law professor, her work assesses the social impact of emerging technologies. she s also a best-selling author. her latest book is entitled i know who you are, and i saw what you did: social networks and the death of privacy. ....