Brought to (Face)book
Author: Jois Stansfield & Frances McAleer
Magazine issue: Spring 10
Page numbers: 19
Date: 28 February 2010
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The first response in our ethics series considering everyday events which need to be on our ethical radar screen. You are a member of Facebook. It is obviously open to you to search for clients or their parents on this social networking site, and to look at any information they have chosen to make publicly available. But are there implications about what you do with this if, for example, it makes it clear they are unhappy with the service they are receiving?
