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Social Media, Ethics, and Automation

Social Media, Ethics, and Automation

Authors and Acknowledgements
Perspectives and Biases

Book

1. Introduction
- 1.1. The case of Justine Sacco’s racist joke tweet
- 1.2. Kumail Nanjiani’s Reflections on Ethics in Tech
2. Definitions
3. Bots
4. Data
5. History of Social Media
6. Authenticity
7. Trolling
8. Data Mining
9. Privacy and Security
10. Accessibility
11. Recommendation Algorithms
12. Virality
13. Mental Health
14. Content Moderation
15. Content Moderators
16. Crowdsourcing
17. Harassment
18. Public Criticism and Public Shaming
19. Capitalism
20. Colonialism
21. Conclusions

Appendix

Bot Account Set-Ups
- Making a Reddit Bot Account
- Making a Twitter Bot Account
Practice Solutions
Alternate Social Media APIs
(Incomplete) Teaching With This Book

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