Jewish Ethics and the Internet

Jewish Ethics and the Internet Lunch and Learn: "The culture of anonymity on the Internet"

Thursday, 29 July 2010 16:51

twitter_100 Thursday, August 19th Noon

Location: Twitter Headquarters, 795 Folsom Street 94103

A Podcast from Twitter: An interview with Twitter's Jay Edwards

Thursday, 29 April 2010 22:26

Listen to Rabbi Strulowitz's interview with Twitter's Jay Edwards, as they discuss how Twitter began, what excited him about the company in it's infant stages, and how it's changing society.

Archived Class: Is it Fair to Expect Privacy on E-Mail and ListServs?

Friday, 23 April 2010 10:55

For Audio of class and downloadable source sheet click here
Given On: Wednesday March 17, 2010
Given at: San Francisco, CA
Modern Communications have raised a host of new ethical and Halachic issues. E-Mail remains the main method of communication on the Internet and has changed many aspects of the way we pass on information and connect to family, friends, co-workers and clients. Does the Takanah of Rebbenu Gershom banning reading others' letters apply to e-mail? Is it fair to expect privacy in e-mails and that they won't be forwarded to others? Would the same rules apply to ListServs?

Conference video is now online

Friday, 09 April 2010 12:23

The 2010 Jewish Ethics and the Internet Conference is now online in it's entirety. You can view it at:

http://www.yutorah.org/lectures/lecture.cfm/742552/Rabbi_Josh_Strulowitz/Video_of_Jewish_Ethics_&_the_Internet_@Twitter

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