The next digital decade
Subtitle: essays on the future of the internet
By: ed. by Berin Szoka and Adam Marcus
Contributors: Zittrain, Jonathan (Jonathan L.), 1969-; Benkler, Yochai; Palfrey, John G. (John Gorham), 1972-; TechFreedom
Publisher: TechFreedom
Published: 2010
Place of publication: Washington D.C
Language: eng
Number of pages: 575
ISBN-13: 9781435767867
Subjects: Cyberspace; Censorship; Internet; Information society; Right of Privacy; Information technology; Web search engines
Notes: More information about this book in available at NextDitigalDecade.com.

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Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Foreword  -- Berin Szoka; title: 25 years after .com: Ten questions  -- Berin Szoka; title: Why we must resist the temptation of web 2.0  -- Andrew Keen; title: The case for internet optimism, part 1: saving the net from its detractors  -- Adam Thierer; title: Protecting the internet without wrecking it: how to meet the security threat  -- Jonathan Zittrain; title: A portrait of the internet as a young man  -- Ann Bartow; title: The case for internet optimism, part 2: saving the net from its supporters  -- Adam Thierer; title: The third wave of internet exceptionalism  -- Eric Goldman; title: A declaration of the dependence of cyberspace  -- Alex Kozinski and Josh Goldfoot; title: Is internet exceptionalism dead?  -- Tim Wu; title: Section 230 of the CDA: internet exceptionalism as a statutory construct  -- H.Brian Holland; title: Internet exceptionalism revisited  -- Mark MacCarthy; title: Computer--mediated transactions  -- Hal R. Varian; title: Decentralization, freedom to operate and human sociality  -- Yochai Benkler; title: The economics of information: from dismal science to strange tales  -- Larry Downes; title: The regulation of reputational information  -- Eric Goldman; title: Imagining the future of global internet governance  -- Milton Mueller; title: Democracy in cyberspace: self--governing netizens & a new, global form of civic virtue, online  -- Robert R. Johnson; title: Who's who in internet politics: a taxonomy of information technology policy & politics  -- Robert D. Atkinson; title: Trusting (and verifying) online intermediaries' policing  -- Frank Pasquale; title: Online liability for payment systems  -- Mark MacCarthy; title: Fuzzy boundaries: the potential impact of vague scondary liability doctrines on technology innovation  -- Paul Szynol; title: Dominant search engines: an essential cultural & facility  -- Frank Pasquale; title: The problem of search engines as essential facilities: an economic & legal assessment  -- Geoffrey A. Manne; title: Some skepticism about search neutrality  -- James Grimmelmann; title: Search engine bias & the demise of search engine utopianism  -- Eric Goldman; title: Privacy protection in the next digital decade: "trading up" or a "race to the bottom"?  -- Michael Zimmer; title: The privacy problem: what's wrong with privacy?  -- Stewart Baker; title: A market approach to privacy policy  -- Larry Downs; title: The global problem of state censorship & the need to confront it  -- John G. Palfrey, Jr.; title: The role of the internet community in combating hate speech  -- Christopher Wolf; title: Can the internet liberate the world?  -- Evgeny Morozov; title: Internet freedom: beyond circumvention -- Ethan Zuckermann.