Exploration of the legal and ethical issues around the implementation and deployment of cloud computing environments has opened new doors to old issues and concerns. With the evolution of technology the age old questions of limitation and control continue to exist and evolve to the next generation. Furthermore, when aligned with industry and government standards or regulations do the challenges of implementation become daunting and at times complex in nature for those delivering the solutions.
It is only through analysis and study of the possible problems along with their solutions that opportunities to change and improve what is being offered are discovered. The usage of slow to change legal principles and standards offer insight to older problems, while ensuring that the next generation is prepared to face new opportunities.

Abstract Overweight people often hesitate to consult health professionals in person: they opt to surf the Web for solutions to weight loss instead. Despite the numerous diet and dieting-related sites offering a wide range of information, few content analysis studies have been conducted on such sites. This study aims to conduct a formal analysis of diet and dieting-related sites by employing the widely suggested criteria of evaluating online health information.

News organizations strive for accuracy both as an ethical imperative and as an economic reality. Error-prone news organizations may lose both credibility and audience. Surprisingly few research projects, however, have addressed local television news accuracy. This project addressed that deficiency. One previous work, Singletary and Lipsky (1977), provided guidance for this project. The current work can and should be considered an update of that good, but dated, 1976 research project on accuracy in local television news.

Product placement in sport video games is an emerging area of marketing and advertising communication, but it also raises controversial ethical issues. In order to investigate these issues from a consumer perspective, this study examines the perceptions of the acceptability of product placement in sport video games (SVGs). Data were gathered from 253 sport video gamers using an online survey.

Abstract This study is an attempt to develop marketing communication directed to those who are not part of athletic student booster programs. Students at an eastern university were surveyed to determine the importance of being a booster and the possible motivations they may have for their attitude toward of the importance of donating as a student. The research finds that non-boosters do not see a high importance in being a student booster when compared to active student boosters.

We examine the educational benefits of a virtual mentor program used to supplement classroom teaching of ethics, by connecting students with business practitioners through computermediated communications. Virtual mentoring can be a valuable and inexpensive way to extend the classroom lectures and discussion with real-world perspectives. In addition, it can serve additional purposes for students, such as learning how to develop a relationship with a mentor, and improving application of ethical concepts in practical situations. Is this potential realistic for business ethics education? Based on a cross-case comparison of several virtual mentoring application and student satisfaction ratings, our findings establish that perspective and confidence increased in students' transfer of ethical concepts and applying ethical judgment to business situations. Based on these experiences we suggest guidelines to individuals who teach business ethics, regarding the value of using a virtual mentor program, including practical lessons about implementing virtual mentors programs.