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Annotated Bibliography Examples Internet Sources On Privacy

 

Gomez- Perry 3 tracking functions, use of personal data by third parties, and hacking and iden

tity theft.”

The author provides detailed examples

of how specific individual‟s privacies

have been  breached and invaded, and

how people have suffered due to hacker‟s invasion of privacy

and their cruel taunting. Above all the article exemplifies these people

‟s

 demand for the restoration of their privacies and their reputations, and how these social media sites should prioritize in finding solutions for these inescapable and mortifying attacks. The content of this article will really shape out the way the essay is going to speak for the

„affected personal lives‟ aspect

, it will really give a variety of examples and details in how personal lives can be harmed due to privacy in social media sites.  Nissenbaum, Helen F. Privacy in Context: Technology, Policy, and the Integrity of Social Life. Stanford, Calif: Stanford Law Books, 2010. Print. This book summates in a small chapter the way in which individuals are harmed

due to „posts‟ on social media sites. The author depicts how “young people no longer care about their privacy” and are ultimately

 getting harmed or punished due to posting ridiculous pictures or posting updates, which they eventually regret. She illustrates how this occurs in our social networking world with different examples of real people and their stories. She states that Facebook and other social media sites are trying to disseminate a positive aid for the public, but it carries with it a burden that can severely

shape many individual‟s

 personal lives and unravel harmful consequences for the general  public. She claims that social networking sites contain different types of privacy issues,

the way it normally begins is “with individuals posting information about themselves; later, when this information is discovered, it gets them into trouble.”

 Particularly, she  puts together many examples of how many individuals have regretted the posts they have made. Briefly, this chapter in the book is an excellent example of social media affecting

You gather sources for an Annotated Bibliography in order to get ready to write a research paper. Here are the steps to get started:

1. Decide on your topic idea by thinking about topics you are interested in researching, then narrow that topic by finding a specific question that your paper will answer. For examples of good questions see 100 Argument or Position Essay Topics with Sample Essays.

2. Choose on Search Terms which will help you. Consider search terms which will help both in proving ideas about your question, and your answer to that question. Ask a librarian for help if you can't find search terms. Google can actually help you too. Type your search term ideas into Google and see what suggestions they have of similar searches. Try Google Scholar for peer-reviewed sources you can use in your essay.

3. Gather sources for your topic from the Internet and library that you think will help you answer the question. Since not all the sources may actually work out for your topic, you either need to skim over them as you go or pick more than you will need, so you can choose the best.
4. Read your sources carefully and annotate them, which means that you take notes and underline so that you:

  • Know the main points of the paper.
  • Analyze whether the arguments and evidence is strong or weak.
  • Decide what ideas in the source could be useful in your own paper.

5. Make a correct Bibliographical Entry for your article. Hint: Many online sources may have a Bibliographical citation for you at the end of the paper. If they don't, see my steps for writing an MLA Bibliography for help in writing your own and links to some online reference tools that can make the Bibliography for you.

6. Write out your own summary of each article. Remember that your summary should not include quotes and that the words you use should be your own and not the author you are quoting.

7. Write a response to the article which indicates what you think about the ideas and arguments.

8. Write how you will use this article in your Research paper. Thinking about how you can put this source into your paper is the most important part of this process. Deciding how you will use this information can help you write your outline and also help you to figure out which part of your essay needs more information and research.

9. Put Your Bibliography together. The Annotated Bibliography is a single document with the sources put together in alphabetical order based on the last name of the author (or the title of the source if there is no author). The format of each source is:

  • Bibliographical Citation
  • Summary
  • Your response, or what you think about this source.
  • How you can use this source in your paper.

Note: Check the instructions for your paper. Not all assignments will include writing a response and how you will use in your paper although you might want to make these notes to help you remember what you thought when you begin to write.
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