User Rights for the Internet Age: Communications Policy According to “Netizens”

This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction The Policy Environment: Spotlight on the State “Netizens” and Net Activism Policy Agendas: User Rights for the Internet Age Practices of Intervention: Bypassing the Law Conclusion: Toward an Enabling Policy Environment References

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Hauptverfasser:	Hintz, Arne, Milan, Stefania
Format:	Buchkapitel
Sprache:	eng
Schlagworte:	communication monitoring ‐ complemented by information control cyber‐libertarianism, expressed by Barlow ‐ rejecting top‐down interventions by states netizen policy perspective, spotlight on state from two directions ‐ and security state practices of intervention ‐ bypassing the law state interventions, moving beyond content restrictions ‐ controlling, restricting behavior of actual users toward an enabling policy environment ‐ activities of netizens, affected by policy development and enforcement UN Rapporteur, on promotion and protection ‐ right to freedom of opinion and expression user rights for internet age ‐ communications policy, according to “Netizens” “Governments of the Industrial World, … leave us alone!” ‐ John Perry Barlow, proclaiming in his Declaration of the independence of cyberspace “Netizens” and net activism ‐ “Netizens,” broad set of actors, software developers to Facebook activists
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