Internet censorship

Internet censorship / Margaret Haerens and Lynn M. Zott, book editors.

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Bibliographic Details
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Detroit : Greenhaven Press, a part of Gale, Cengage Learning, [2014]
Series:Opposing viewpoints series (Unnumbered)
Subjects:
Internet > Censorship.
Table of Contents:
  • Government regulation of the Internet fosters free expression / Min Jiang
  • Internet censorship by governments is a human rights violation / Hillary Clinton
  • There is middle ground between Internet freedom and Internet sovereignty / Scott J. Shackelford
  • Total government censorship of the Internet is impossible / Ai Weiwei
  • WikiLeaks is a national security threat and should be censored / Marc Thiessen
  • The US government should not pressure companies to censor WikiLeaks / Jillian York
  • The United Nations should play a greater role in Internet governance / Jean-Christophe Nothias
  • The United Nations should not govern the Internet / Arthur Herman
  • US government control of the Internet threatens freedom / Milton L. Mueller
  • A multi-stakeholder global coalition should govern the Internet / Vinton Cerf
  • Existing institutions should be improved and continue to govern the Internet / Jonathan Koppell
  • The Internet should be governed by an inclusive international alliance / Sally Shipman Wentworth
  • A more proactive defense of Internet freedom will reduce censorship / Helle C. Dale and Jessica Zuckerman
  • Emerging technologies are key to defeating Internet censorship / James Ball
  • Smart legislation is essential to fight Internet censorship / The Economist
  • Hacktivists play an important role in combating Internet censorship / Paul Wiseman
  • Economic sanctions are a valuable tool in fighting Internet censorship / Edward J. Black
  • The International Telecommunication Union is necessary to stop Internet censorship / Danny O'Brien
  • US corporations should not sell technology to nations that practice Internet censorship / Michael Carbone
  • The Global Online Freedom Act of 2012 is an important step forward / Cindy Cohn, Jillian C. York, and Trevor Timm
  • The Global Online Freedom Act of 2012 is fundamentally flawed / Rebecca MacKinnon
  • The Stop Online Piracy Act safeguards property rights and does not threaten Internet freedom / Lamar Smith
  • The Stop Online Piracy Act threatens Internet freedom and does not protect property rights / Nancy Scola
  • A legal ban on violent Internet pornography would benefit children and is not censorship / Halla Gunnarsdóttir
  • A legal ban on Internet pornography is misguided and would lead to Internet censorship / Derek Mead.

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