MIT Press / ICANN / Creative Commons / University of Illinois Law Review / /
Country
United States / Canada / /
Facility
University of Victoria / /
IndustryTerm
Internet Service Providers / disruptive technology / Internet structure / policy networks / telecommunications bundles / Internet resources / Internet infrastructure / data communications / communication systems / digital circulatory systems / Internet services / content services / digital communications / behavioral advertising / network algorithm / technology/society co-production / Internet censorship / private communications networks / Internet-connected computers / behavioral advertising purposes / bandwidth management / carrier provisions / technology vendors / Internet chokepoints / communications protocols / Internet Service Providers use / Internet governance scholars / design key applications / fungible technologies / spiderlike networks / censor communications / surveillance systems / Internet governance / Internet architecture / mediate communications / Internet subscribers / Internet governance field focuses / innovator design applications / network management / Internet users / technology trends / Internet service / deep packet inspection technologies / earlier networking technologies / intellectual property management / /
Organization
Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council / MIT / Federal Trade Commission / office of the Privacy / New Transparency Project / Department of Political Science / University of Illinois / Federal Communications Commission / University of Victoria / /
Person
Christopher Parsons / van Schewick / Joyce Parsons / /
Literature Review of Deep Packet Inspection: Prepared for the New Transparency Project’s CyberSurveillance Workshop by Christopher Parsons* Abstract Deep packet inspection is a networking technology that facilitates in