21世纪大学英语综合教程4Unit2-B

Unit2:PartB《21世纪大学英语应用型综合教程IV》21stCenturyCollegeEnglish–forInteractivePurposes:Book4Unit2:Tell-allGenerationKeepsSomeThingsOfflineWarm-upTextBExercisesHomeworkUnit2:Warm-upForthefirsttimepeoplelivingwithintheEuropeanUnionwillhavewhat’sbeingcalled“therighttobeforgotten”.Underchanges1.bytheEuropeanCommission,peoplewillbeabletotellacompanyto2.alltheonlinedatatheyhaveaboutthem.Justhowmuchcontrolshouldpeoplehaveovertheironline3.?Shouldtheybeabletodemandthatanunflatteringphotobepermanentlydeletedfromawebsitelike4.?DoeseverythingpeoplewriteonlinehavetoannouncedremovereputationsFacebookDirections:Youwillheararecordingandyouarerequiredtofillintheblankswiththeexactwordsyouhavejustheard.staythere?Whataboutbank5.,addresses—canwebsitesholdontothisinformationforever?ThesewerethekindsofquestionsbeingaskedbytheEuropeanCommissionasit6.theissueofInternetprivacy.Itsguiding7.throughouthasbeenwhatitcalled“therighttobeforgotten”.Ithasnow8.whatthismysterioussoundingphraseactuallymeans.Itmeansthatapersondoeshavetherighttodemandtheirpersonalinformationbepermanentlydeletedifitisthedatathattheythemselveshaveputonline.Buttheydon’thavetheUnit2:Warm-updetailsinvestigatedprincipledecidedonDirections:Youwillheararecordingandyouarerequiredtofillintheblankswiththeexactwordsyouhavejustheard.Unit2:Warm-uprighttohavethingslikeunflatteringblogsornewspaperprofileswrittenbyothersdeleted.TheEUJusticeCommissionerVivianeRedingsaidthechangewillhelp9.onlineservicesTheCommissionalsosaysthatbusinessesshouldhavetotelltheircustomerswithin24hoursiftheironlineaccountshavebeenhackedinto.SomeInternetcompanieshave10.concerntotheproposals,warningthattheycouldbecomeboggeddownintryingtomeetthenewrequirementsandthatcouldaffecttheirabilitytogrow.buildtrustinreactedwithDirections:Youwillheararecordingandyouarerequiredtofillintheblankswiththeexactwordsyouhavejustheard.Unit2:TextBPassageLanguageandCulturalPointsTranslationofTextBUnit2:TextBTell-allGenerationKeepsSomeThingsOfflineByLauraM.HolsonMinLiu,a21-year-oldliberalartsstudentattheNewSchoolinNewYorkCity,gotaFacebookaccountat17andchronicledhercollegelifeindetail,fromrooftopdrinkswithfriendstodancingatadowntownclub.Recently,though,shehashadsecondthoughts.1.Unit2:TextBConcernedabouthercareerprospects,sheaskedafriendtotakedownaphotographofherdrinkingandwearingatightdress.WhenthewomanoverseeingherinternshipaskedtojoinherFacebookcircle,Ms.Liuagreed,butlimitedaccesstoherFacebookpage.“Iwantpeopletotakemeseriously,”shesaid.Theconventionalwisdomsuggeststhateveryoneunder30iscomfortablerevealingeveryaspectoftheirlivesonline.Butmanymembersofthetell-allgenerationarerethinkingwhatitmeanstoliveoutloud.2.3.Unit2:TextBWhileparticipationinsocialnetworksisstillstrong,asurveyreleasedlastmonthbytheUniversityofCalifornia,Berkeley,foundthatmorethanhalftheyoungadultsquestionedhadbecomemoreconcernedaboutprivacythantheywerefiveyearsago—mirroringthenumberofpeopleoftheirparent’sageorolderwiththatworry.4.Unit2:TextBTheyaremorediligentthanolderadults,however,intryingtoprotectthemselves.Inanewstudytobereleasedthismonth,thePewInternetProjecthasfoundthatpeopleintheir20sexertmorecontrolovertheirdigitalreputationsthanolderadults,morevigorouslydeletingunwantedpostsandlimitinginformationaboutthemselves.“Socialnetworkingrequiresvigilance,notonlyinwhatyoupost,butwhatyourfriendspostaboutyou,”saidMaryMadden,aseniorresearchspecialistwhooversawthestudybyPew,whichexaminesonlinebehavior.“Nowyouareresponsibleforeverything.”5.Unit2:TextBTheerosionofprivacyhasbecomeanurgentissueamongactiveusersofsocialnetworks.Lastweek,Facebookscrambledtofixasecuritybreachthatalloweduserstoseetheirfriendssupposedlyprivateinformation,includingpersonalchats.SamJackson,ajunioratYalewhostartedablogwhenhewas15andwhohasbeenaninternatGoogle,saidhehadlearnednottotrustanysocialnetworktokeephisinformationprivate.“IfIgobackandlook,therearethingsfouryearsagoIwouldnotsaytoday,”hesaid.“Iammuchmoreself-censoring.I’lltrytobehonestandfrank,butIamconsciousnowwhoIamtalkingto.”6.7.Unit2:TextBHehaslearnedtoliveoutloudmostlybytrialanderrorandhascomeupwithhisowntheory:concentriclayersofsharing.HisFacebookaccount,whichhehashadsince2005,isstrictlypersonal.“Idon’twantpeopletoknowwhatmymovierentalsare,”hesaid.“IfIamsharingsomething,Iwanttoknowwhat’sbeingsharedwithothers.”8.9.Unit2:TextBMistrustoftheintentionsofsocialsitesappearstobepervasive.Initstelephonesurveyof1,000people,theBerkeleyCenterforLawandTechnologyattheUniversityofCaliforniafoundthat88percentofthe18-to24-year-oldsitsurveyedlastJulysaidthereshouldbealawthatrequireswebsitestodeletestoredinformation.And62percentsaidtheywantedalawthatgavepeopletherighttoknoweverythingawebsiteknowsaboutthem.10.Unit2:TextBThatmistrustistranslatingintoaction.InthePewstudy,tobereleasedshortly,researchersinterviewed2,253adultslatelastsummerandfoundthatpeopleages18to29weremoreapttomonitorprivacysettingsthanolderadultsare,andtheymoreoftendeletecommentsorremovetheirnamesfromphotossotheycannotbeidentified.Youngerteenagerswerenotincludedinthesestudies,andtheymaynothave