Jepson / SBW / Bittorrent / Google / Comcast / Oxford University Press / Virginia Law Review / Social Enterprises / Stanford University Press / To-Peer Music Sharing Networks / /
Country
Switzerland / United States / Canada / United Kingdom / China / Spain / /
Event
Business Partnership / /
Facility
Berkman Center / University of Oxford / Harvard’s Berkman Center / Harvard University / /
IndustryTerm
media services / Internet Service Providers / file-sharing applications / Web users / acceptable network management / web platform / search result entry / copyright law / file-sharing tools / Internet Service Provider / file-sharing protocol / file sharing applications / malicious software / Web By Wolf Richter1 / Web Science Research Initiative / network operators / Internet connections / Online Gatekeeping / unlicensed file-sharing networks / liability solution / Internet traffic / ubiquitous Internet access / file sharing networks / filtered web sites / Internet filtering / distributed information systems / Internet Security / search portals / online database / broadband Internet access / file-sharing network / media files / http /
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Harvard University / Berkman Center / Appellate Court / European Parliament / University of Oxford / Federal Communications Commission / House of Lords / UN Court / Stanford University / Chicago School / Harvard’s Berkman Center for Internet / European Union / Oxford University / Electronic Frontier Foundation / EFF / /
Person
Neil Netanel / Ian Brown / Jonathan Zittrain / William Fisher / Allen Lane / Michael Geist / /
Designing effective regulation for the "Dark side" of the Web By Wolf Richter1 and Ian Brown (University of Oxford) 1. Problem Statement After the initial excitement about the Internet as a space outside the reach of gov