Question 1: What are some of the negative implications of participatory media? Provide specific examples and cases.
Question 2: How has the increase in digital media resulted in an increase in 'multi-tasking'? What are some of the negative implications of this behavior?
Question 3: What are some of the reasons beyond the shift to a greater numbers of remote workers? What are some of the driving factors behind this shift for businesses and government?
Question 4: What are some of the potential and existing consumer risks associated with companies collecting personal data on customers?
Question 5: What impact does the increased need for computers, digital technology and online resources have on individuals in impoverished rural or inner cities areas? What impact does the reduction of the library system have on people in these areas?
Question 6: If the internet is effectively an untapped resource with limitless potential resulting from the billions who post online, what happens when information that has limited or negative social redeeming value is posted? What are some of the negative ramifications? Is there such as thing as good and bad online? Who defines this when the tools are global?
Question 7: How can smaller "mom and pop" / "brick-and-mortar" business successfully compete or partner with larger organizations? What are the strategies and why are theses beneficial?
Question 8: How can Filter Bubbles or other information limiting tools cause a negative impact on a society? Is limiting information based on specific demographics potentially illegal or immoral?