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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Internet regulation"”.

  1. Internet Regulation in Emerging Markets: How Internet Regulations Violate the Right to Freedom of Information

    … a contemporary topic and add on to the debate on Internet regulation by applying ideas and material learned in the International Studies Masters program. This project investigates whether Internet regulation in emerging markets violates the right to freedom of information. The thesis analyzes …

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  2. An Analysis of the Influence of Cultural Backgrounds of Individuals upon their Perspective towards Privacy within Internet Activities

    … computer-mediated communication (CMC), i.e. Internet usage. Several researchers have studied privacy issues by taking into account the views of users to include individuals, organisations, privacy policy makers, governments and trust organisations. This thesis investigates whether an …

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  3. Cyberspace and the seas : lessons to be learned

    … becoming more complicated as well. Regulation over cyberspace is inconsistent, and continues to develop in piecemeal fashion, while the debate remains unsettled whether cyberspace should be regulated at all. Currently no overall legal design for cyberspace is in view. Meanwhile, …

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  4. ADDRESSING THE ULTIMATE FORM OF CYBERSECURITY CONTROL, A MULTIPLE CASE STUDY FOR THE ‘INTERNET KILL SWITCH’

    <p>The Internet has proved its capacity to defy the nation-states’ traditional borders. Facing this circumstance, governments became eager to control its infrastructure, as they did in the past with other forms of communication and they have attempted to shut down the Internet in several occasions. …

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  5. Control of Internet search engines in China -- A study on Google and Baidu

    Internet is universal, open, information sharing media environment. The characteristics of Internet make it hard to be controlled. According to much literature, China has been believed to have setup its own Internet border to control the Internet. The Internet search engines provide global services …

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