Rethinking the ethics of digital communication: Onora O'Neill: A philosopher looks at digital communication. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2021, 150 pp, £9.99 PB.

This has implications for the ethics of digital communication: O'Neill concludes that excessive preoccupation with rights overshadows other ethical and epistemic duties we have as participants of digital communication (67-68). In Chapters 2 and 5, O'Neill argues that some ethical frameworks and conceptual apparatus are inadequate or too narrow to develop a robust ethics of digital communication. Rethinking the ethics of digital communication: Onora O'Neill: A philosopher looks at digital communication. [Extracted from the article]