Ethics in social media panel on July 10, 2009

I’m part of a panel dis­cus­sion on ethics in social media this Fri­day, July 10 at the ING Direct Cafe in Waikiki. See the Social Media Club Hawaii site and an arti­cle called July 10 Meet­ing: Ethics in Social Media for more details.

If you can’t attend the meet­ing, there should be a live video stream start­ing around 5:30 PM Hawaii Time.

Rox­anne Dar­ling has posted Ethics in Social Media: A Glos­sary, includ­ing sev­eral rel­e­vant terms, mod­els and concepts.

I’ll be dis­cussing some con­cepts from the field of busi­ness ethics, including:

• pri­vacy issues
• self-tests for eth­i­cal behavior
• reg­u­la­tion schemes for the social media, adver­tis­ing and mar­ket­ing industries

If you have a ques­tion that you’d like me to address, use the form at the Social Media Club Hawaii site, or DM me on Twit­ter or Facebook.

UPDATED 9 JULY 2009, 13:34

Here’s a list of inter­est­ing arti­cles that I’ve been read­ing on this topic.

• The Word of Mouth Mar­ket­ing Asso­ci­a­tion Ethics Code
• 18 May 2009: Benn Ros­ales, NAR Code of Ethics rules for Social Media, Real­tors and Associations
• 12 Feb­ru­ary 2009: David Gelles, Social media and blog­ging ethics and a code of conduct
• 7 Octo­ber 2008: Chris Bro­gan, The ethics imper­a­tive in social media
• 27 Novem­ber 2007: Kami Wat­son Huyse, Astro­turf­ing and the Amer­i­can Way: A Code of Ethics for the Choir to Live By
• 14 Sep­tem­ber 2007: David Jones, Ogilvy PR’s blog­ger out­reach code of ethics
• 24 Octo­ber 2006: Social Media Club, Talk­ing about disclosure

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