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Totally agree with what you’re saying, but not so much the headline. Ethics *is* still the issue (as you point out with the bit about script kiddies). It’s just that Arrington’s investments is *another* ethical issue.
And I’m glad to see that people are finally calling him on it.
Good point. I’ve revised my headline. Cheers.
There would be no issues of ethics or bias if Arrington and TechCrunch had done the right thing: delete the material as soon as they confirmed it was obtained illegally.
It’s one thing to go out there and find information yourself and publish it. That’s called reporting. It’s another thing to receive information that was obtained illegally and do anything other than delete it.
I’ve seen some comments here and there essentially arguing that this is just how it is on the Internet; that it’s all fair game. On that, I call shenanigans. Behavior online should be no different than behavior anywhere else — one set of rules. If you exhibit a lack of ethics online, I must assume you are similarly lacking in meatspace. I’ll treat you accordingly.
Michael Arrington, if we ever meet, don’t hold out your hand for me to shake. You might end up with my spit on your face.
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