This report delves into critical IT ethical issues, examining privacy, copyright, and ethical dilemmas across various scenarios. It begins by addressing copyright concerns when using online content in marketing campaigns, emphasizing the importance of adhering to the US Copyright Act of 1976 to protect intellectual property. The report then explores ethical challenges related to employee monitoring, particularly the potential for misuse of data and the ethical considerations of monitoring employee emails. The discussion extends to software development ethics, highlighting the responsibilities of developers and the importance of transparency when using company resources. Finally, the report addresses privacy issues in healthcare, specifically the unauthorized sharing of patient images on social media, and suggests the application of the US Privacy Act of 1974 to maintain patient confidentiality. The conclusion underscores the importance of copyright protection, ethical employee monitoring practices, and adherence to privacy regulations in the digital landscape.