This document provides an overview and summary of the book "Digital Ethics" by Christian Fuchs. It begins with an introduction that states the book applies a critical approach to digital ethics based on concepts like alienation, (in)justice, and the surveillance-industrial complex. It then analyzes digital ethics across three parts - foundations, applications, and conclusions. Part I presents philosophical foundations of critical digital ethics. Part II applies these foundations to case studies on topics like digital labor, social media research ethics, and privacy. Part III concludes by discussing how to advance concepts like the digital commons and digital democracy. The book takes a critical theory approach and is intended to be essential reading for students and researchers in related fields.

Christian Fuchs - Digital Ethics - Media, Communication and Society, Volume Five-Routledge (2022) PDF

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