The New Social Media, New Social Science network is a partnership of the NatCen, Sage UK and the Oxford Internet Institute. NSMNSS has convened numerous on-site and online events about the use of social media in research. Attendees at the on-site events are mostly UK-based, but the online events have attracted global participation. Ethical issues have been a persistent theme throughout the discussions. We offered a questionnaire last spring to learn more specifically about ethical concerns as well as the sources they consult when making decisions in their own research. Not surprisingly, the AOIR guidelines were frequently mentioned as trusted resources. I analyzed all of the records from events and the questionnaire responses to determine what specific issues e-researchers identify, and to what extent these issues are addressed the codes and guidelines they named. In addition to the AOIR guide, I looked at a number of other current guidelines from professional associations. You can find links to the full report and an overview presentation on the NSMNSS blog *http://bit.ly/1kvhDAH <http://bit.ly/1kvhDAH>.* You can join us for a conversation on the issues in a Tweetchat at #NSMNSS on March 11, 19:00 or 7 pm in London, 3 PM in New York. (See www.timeanddate.com for your time zone.) *Janet Salmons Ph.D.* *Capella University School of Business & Vision2Lead, Inc.*Site- http://www.vision2lead.com Follow Twitter @einterview Now available as Kindle e-books: Online Interviews in Real Time & Cases in Online Interview Research. Coming soon: Qualitative Online Interviews Boulder, CO jsalmons@vision2lead.com