Dear AoIR Community, A correction to my earlier note about the third roundtable in our lecture series, Ethics in Internet Research. The session still takes place next Friday, 21 August 2026, but the time is now 16:00 to 17:30 UTC. The registration details on our website have been updated to match. --- As a reminder, we'll be bringing together four long-standing AoIR members, Charles Ess, Anja Bechmann, Alice Marwick, and Michael Zimmer, for a conversation on how ethics has developed within AoIR and the field it has shaped. The session takes up one question. What has ethics meant for AoIR as the internet itself has changed? Our panelists will answer it through a review of the association's first guidelines in 2002 to the 2019 publication of Internet Research: Ethical Guidelines 3.0, which extended earlier frameworks to the ethical stakes of big data, AI, and the research lifecycle as a whole, including the protection of researchers themselves. Over the hour, the panelists will discuss how each iteration of the guidelines answered shifting technologies, platforms, and research practices, and what it takes to conduct ethical research in this field. The format is a 45-minute lecture followed by 45 minutes of Q&A and discussion with the audience. Register here: https://members.aoir.org/event-6758492 (member login is required). The Zoom link will be provided upon registration, so be sure to RSVP if you haven't already. As a reminder, participation in our legacy talk series is open to members only. If you are reading this as part of our broader community and are not yet a member, you can learn more about joining at members.aoir.org. Membership also carries the rest of what AoIR offers throughout the year, from the annual conference to our newsletter 'AoIRWaves' and the wider set of talks and resources. We hope to see many of you there, and we welcome you to pass this along to colleagues and students who might want to attend. Best, Emerson (she/her) AoIR Communications and Membership Coordinator ac@aoir.org<mailto:ac@aoir.org> Looking for Michelle? After nine years, Michelle has officially stepped down from her position at AOIR. I'm Emerson, and I'll be stepping in to continue her work. As I'm sure anyone familiar with Michelle knows, I have big shoes to fill, and I appreciate your patience as I get up to speed!