Contract, relying on agreement, fits the voluntary culture of the cyberia. Regulating Obscenity and Indecency on the Global Network. A useful introduction to the mechanics and structure of the Internet and a guide to technical and social terms used in electronic networks. The different types of virtual sex available on the Internet are explored. The author concludes that regulation will stunt the Internet's growth.
Nations Regulate the Internet.
A survey of world Internet regulation by regions and countries. The model would assign roles among users, businesses, and government following a rational analysis to decide which could most cheaply achieve a desired result. It would abandon traditional precedents and analyses. Nesson, Charles, and David Marglin. A recent discussion of the legal background to the Communications Decency Act, arguing that regulation should be aimed at allowing users to block out indecency at its destination.