Titlebook: Global Free Expression - Governing the Boundaries of Internet Content; Ben Wagner Book 2016 Springer International Publishing Switzerland

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Informationstechnologie in Bankennet content can only be understood in their specific historical context, as an evolution of regulatory practices and Internet technologies. That some types of Internet content are regulated and not others is not a technical or economic necessity. In order to study this phenomenon this chapter looks

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Informationstechnologie und Börsensystemes a demand for norm-creation within many Internet companies. Particularly, as Internet companies operate in many international jurisdictions with frequently conflicting legal norms, companies are constantly responding to multiple regulatory demands. In order to explore this logic in greater detail,

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-85746-0e. While there are parts of the regime that draw from public regulation and even state legislation, the vast majority of the regime is based on private norms and practices. The regime itself is embedded within agreements between private sector actors, who are responsible for definition, management a

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Das digitalisierte Kontrollorgan?bal Governance. It argues that many of the trends found in Internet Governance such as the technification of regulatory demands or the expansion of disciplinary capacity over the Internet apply to many more areas of governance than just the governance of free expression.

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Governing Internet Expression: An Introduction,t value can be found in the seeking, receiving and imparting of information that would cause any society to raise it to the level of a human right? And why should the story and its subsequent narration in modern liberal thought raise the value of free expression to a value worth dying for? Why does

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Towards a Theory of Information Control: Content Regulation, Disciplinary Capacity and the Governanf Expression and its restriction that is typically termed ‘censorship.’ This chapter proposes a theoretical model of information control based on (a) communities of practice, (b) governance through architecture and (c) network gatekeeping to assist in understanding how the boundaries of Internet exp

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Internet Technologies Increasing Ability to Control: The Development of Disciplinary Capacity in thn the structure of the Internet itself, where information passes through a chain of control points. In doing so it looks at ‘the ability to control Internet content’ which is termed here ‘disciplinary capacity.’ It then looks at Internet accessibility devices, the domain name system, Internet servic

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The Public Sector and Content Regulation: Focussing on Pornography and Child Sexual Abuse Material,net content can only be understood in their specific historical context, as an evolution of regulatory practices and Internet technologies. That some types of Internet content are regulated and not others is not a technical or economic necessity. In order to study this phenomenon this chapter looks