Computer ethics 2013 : From policy vacuum to slow-tech

Mondo Digitale 13 (50):1-4 (2014)
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We propose to steer the digital revolution towards a new kind of ICT, by designing and developing technologies that are good, clean, and fair. An ICT that is human-centred, and that takes into account both the limits of the planet and those of human beings.

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