Journal of Information, Communication and Ethics in Society: Volume 15 Issue 2

Academic publishing in the information age – an editor’s observations

Simon Rogerson

This paper aims to explore the evolution of academic publishing from the traditional roots to today’s online publishing cycle which embraces many of the elements of virtual space.

Mobile assistive technology and the job fit of blind workers

Rakesh Babu, Donald Heath

This study aims to explore the potential of mobile assistive technology (MAT) as a vocational tool for blind workers (BW). Specifically, it investigates: Can MAT-enabled BW to…

Turkish students’ perceived relevance of Facebook as a marketing tool

Stephen L. Baglione, Talha Harcar, John Spillan

The purpose of this paper is to explore Turkish students’ perceived relevance of Facebook, the value of Facebook advertisements and the ethics of Facebook targeting users with…

Green IT practice disclosure: An examination of corporate sustainability reporting in IT sector

Qi Deng, Shaobo Ji, Yun Wang

As an enabler of environmental sustainability, Green information technology (IT) has become an emerging topic of interest in both academic and business communities. Despite its…

Teaching older people internet skills to minimize grey digital divides: Developed and developing countries in focus

Farooq Mubarak, Michael Nycyk

This paper aims to explore how older people in developed and developing countries are affected by the grey digital divide. It argues country type and culture influence older…