Regulating the Internet in the Interests of Children: Emerging European and International Approaches

This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction Positive and Negative Internet Regulation in the Interests of Children “We Do Not Intend to Regulate the Internet” Children's Rights Offline and Online Internet Regulation: Emerging Principles and Practices Regulating Contact, Content, and Con...

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1. Verfasser:	Livingstone, Sonia
Format:	Buchkapitel
Sprache:	eng
Schlagworte:	advocates of self‐regulation ‐ potential for multi‐stakeholder self‐determination and public participation children's rights offline and online ‐ the child/media relationship, entry point into wide and multifaceted world of children and their rights how best to facilitate online opportunities ‐ while also reducing or managing associated risks integrating diverse policy initiatives ‐ currently piecemeal initiatives coming together Internet regulation ‐ emerging principles and practices positive and negative Internet regulation ‐ in the interests of children principled arguments against regulatory interference ‐ in relation to either or both of the global market regulating contact, content and conduct risks online regulating the Internet in the interests of children ‐ emerging European and International approaches second reading of Jowell's claim, that we can't regulate the Internet ‐ vast and global technology
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Zusammenfassung:	This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction Positive and Negative Internet Regulation in the Interests of Children “We Do Not Intend to Regulate the Internet” Children's Rights Offline and Online Internet Regulation: Emerging Principles and Practices Regulating Contact, Content, and Conduct Risks Online Integrating Diverse Policy Initiatives Conclusion References
DOI:	10.1002/9781444395433.ch31