INFLUENCE OF DEMOGAPHIC FACTORS ON THE USE OF DIGITAL LIBRARY BY THE POST GRADUATE STUDENTS IN PRIVATE UNIVERSITIES: A CASE STUDY OF BABCOCK AND CONVENANT UNIVERSITY IN OGUN STATE BY DIYAOLU AKOREDE MUFUTAU‚ OKUNLAYA RIFQAH OLUFUNMILAYO AFOLAKE‚ AND IBRAHIM RASAKI OLUWADAMILARE FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURE ABEOKUTA P.M.B 2240‚ ABEOKUTA‚ OGUN STATE‚ NIGERIA.
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discovery‚ is now a place of caution with danger lurking around every corner. Lori Andrews writes about the privacy issues of the web in her essay‚ “George Orwell…Meet Mark Zuckerburg.” Already‚ in her title she emphasizes Orwell’s rational fear of “Big Brother” is happening now on Zuckerburg’s social media site‚ Facebook. It is not just Facebook that has fallen to data aggregators invading the privacy of anyone online. Andrews describes data aggregators as people or companies
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its data privacy rules into line with European requirements. The recent changes raise a couple of questions for UK businesses: • How do they affect transfers of personal data to group companies or suppliers based in India? • Will they impact the way in which Indian suppliers provide services? This note provides a brief overview of the changes and a summary of their impact on UK businesses‚ by addressing the questions above. Overview of the changes Until 2008‚ there were no data privacy rules in
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The ease in which computer systems now share and distribute digital information among its users of one of the great success stories of modern technology‚ however‚ such technology can also give way to widespread misuse‚ criminal activity and mistreatment towards others. The growing use of information technology in E-business has had a dramatic effect on society‚ and many ethical issues have been raised in the areas of privacy‚ discrimination‚ piracy‚ bullying‚ employment issues and crime
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Enigma codes. The NSA‚ CIA and GCHQ offers a great protection for the government‚ as they cover every single probable damage it could make‚ but anyway law has always been like that. This SIGINT (Signal Intelligence) programs don’t respect citizen’s privacy at all‚ they spy on each one of them‚ by smartphones‚ credit cards‚ bank accounts‚ address‚ etc ; it doesn’t matter for them if they can take it as a target or just as a spy game which they can take
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Anil Dash stresses the idea that the implications of the fuzzy line between private and public not strictly defined can lead to greater loss of privacy‚ through his article “What is Public?” Anil Dash begins his article with numerous considerations of instances that are under normal circumstances thought to be private‚ transformed into public information more vulnerable to exploitation. The grey area caused by no definite divide between public and private information leaves a lot of room for elasticity
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Stroz Friedberg Case Study Analysis Critical success factors in this industry Careful methodology‚ highly skilled technology (intersection of law and digital technology) and unique expertise. Strengths | Weakness | Threats | * Broad market coverage due to its abilityto handle difficult cases at the intersectionOf laws and digital technology. * Human resources competencies-highly skilledstaffs had background in computing‚ investigative * Or law enforcement. | * Growth without direction-officeheads
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credentials including real name and ID to the network service center. Otherwise‚ they cannot use emails‚ post on internet forum and release resources. South Korean network real-name system was aimed to reduce rumors and defamations‚ invasion of privacy‚
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messages and GPS systems. The government claims that the collection of vast data is to protect the county and its peoples. Though‚ at what point does trying to protect the safety of American citizens translate to being completely invasive of one’s privacy? In 2013‚ whistleblower Edward Snowden only confirmed the concerns that were on everyone’s mind as to whether or not they were being spied on by government programs. Not only is the actual reasoning as to why the government collecting people’s information
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TOPIC: COMPUTER ETHICS AND LEGAL ISSUES 1.2.1 DEFINITION 1.2.2.1 Define Computer Ethics‚ Code of Ethics‚ Intellectual Property‚ Privacy‚ Computer Crime and Cyber law. 1.2.2.2 Differentiate between ethics and law. 1.2.2.3 State the need for intellectual property laws. ETHICS IN GENERAL • A guidelines is needed to stop the current technology products from being exploited for example replicating original CDs and selling them as pirated software‚ this unethical behaviour can
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