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La techno-éthique (TE) est un domaine de recherche interdisciplinaire qui étudie tous les aspects éthiques et moraux de la technologie dans la société (Mitcham, 2005; Luppicini, 2008). L’objectif de cet article est de mener une réflexion autour des questions suivantes : Quelle place occupe la techno-éthique dans une société de l’information et de la communication? Quels en sont les défis en ce qui concerne l’éthique et la responsabilité sociale en communication? Cet article contribue à enrichir la discussion théorique autour du rôle de la techno-éthique dans une société de l’information et de la communication. Pour ce faire, nous interrogeons les liens entre technique et éthique dans le but de mieux comprendre les problèmes et les possibilités relatifs à l’éthique et à la responsabilité sociale des organisations et de la société.
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