Technological implementations and ethical failures

LIBRARIANS HAVE ALWAYS FAVORED TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATION, but the implementation of these devices and systems costs money that otherwise might have been spent on materials. Once in place, the technology alters the ways in which we interact with data and information, and this often results in problems including charges, hacking and cracking, lack of information integrity, inappropriate e-mail, cheating, plagiarism, pornography , and so on. Ethical sensitization is touted as a way of solving these problems, but sometimes it is an inadequate solution.