The book contains the proceedings of the 8th International Conference on Computer Ethics: Philosophical Inquiry 2009, which took place in Corfu, Greece. Inside, it publishes no fewer than fifty-seven articles, covering the broader field of information and computer ethics, as well as law.

Two keynote speeches, one by Professor George Bocko (the need for a new mindset, tools, and practices in a modern information environment) and one by Professor Terrell Painless (Philosophy and the Information Revolution) open the volume.

The articles focus on areas such as electronic trust, privacy and ICT technology, the contradictions of modern knowledge, bioinformatics and nanotechnology, intellectual property in a digital world, intercultural information ethics, various analyses of Facebook, online and social issues, data protection, and other, more philosophical works related to ethics and technology.

Selected articles from this collection are expected soon in ethics journals. The collection, 900 pages long, is an essential addition for academics and lawyers interested in issues of ethics, law, and information technology - and beyond.