| Description |
1 online resource (225 pages) |
| Contents |
Cover; Copyright; Contents; ACKNOWLEDGMENTS; INTRODUCTION If It's on the Internet, It Must Be True Anne P. Mintz; CHAPTER 1 Social Media and Intentional Misinformation Meg Smith; CHAPTER 2 They Know Where You Live: Guarding Your Privacy and Identity Cynthia Hetherington; CHAPTER 3 Demonizing the "Other" Eli Edwards; CHAPTER 4 Ebuyer Beware Ben Fractenberg; CHAPTER 5 Information Warfare and Cybersecurity Deborah A. Liptak; CHAPTER 6 The Intentional Misleading of the American Public: Political Misinformation Laura Gordon-Murnane; CHAPTER 7 Charity Scams Craig Thompson |
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CONCLUDING THOUGHTS Anne P. MintzAPPENDIX A Evaluating Websites Amber Benham; APPENDIX B The Technologies of Deceit: An Annotated Glossary Deborah A. Liptak; ABOUT THE CONTRIBUTORS; INDEX |
| Summary |
Skilled researchers, journalists, and subject experts have come together in this follow-up to Web of Deception to reveal important lessons for staying safe and retaining privacy online. In the wake of the social media popularity boom--epitomized by MySpace, eBay, and Craigslist and accelerating with Facebook and Twitter--the success of internet con artists and thieves has been quick to follow. Manipulators have been provided with the tools and targets to perpetrate hoaxes and con games on an ever larger scale. An invaluable guide to safe internet usage, this resource explains the importance of g |
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Print version record |
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Internet fraud.
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Electronic information resource literacy.
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Computer network resources -- Evaluation
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Internet searching.
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Computer fraud.
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Computer fraud
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Computer network resources -- Evaluation
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Electronic information resource literacy
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Internet fraud
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Internet searching
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| Author |
Benham, Amber
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Edwards, Eli
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Fractenberg, Ben
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Gordon-Murnane, Laura
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Hetherington, Cynthia
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Liptak, Deborah A
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Smith, Meg
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Thompson, Craig
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| ISBN |
9781937290627 |
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193729062X |
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