The ethical status of non-commercial spam
Ethics and Information Technology 9 (2) (2007)
| Abstract | Much attention has been given in recent years to the moral status of commercial spam. Less attention has been focused on newer, non-commercial varieties of spam, such as spam from political parties, community sector organizations and governments. This article makes a start on evaluating the moral status of these non-commercial varieties of spam, drawing on arguments used to evaluate commercial spam. | |||||||||
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