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This is a critical aspect of scholarship, but is commonly lacking in practice, particularly within public relations where crowd-sourcing exercises and publicity-oriented surveys may be viewed unproblematically. Ethical challenges arise, as Saunders et al (2015) contend, from accessibility online of private as well as public information.
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