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Business Ethics on the Internet 3

N Ben Fairweather

<nbf@dmu.ac.uk>

Steve Dixon

<c95sd@dmu.ac.uk>

Edward Kingsley Trezise

<etrezise@chelt.ac.uk>

This article was published in Business Ethics - A European Review, October 1998

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Abstract. 

In previous articles [ 1, 2 ], the authors introduced a variety of ways that the internet can be used for research into business ethics. This article looks at web-based bulletin boards, and at MUDs and MOOs, to complete the comprehensive overview of the types of facility currently available. The article then goes on to review four further websites, focused around information and communications technology (ICT) aspects of business ethics.