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Defining Internet Freedom : eJournal USA at America.gov: The Enigma, Intellectual Property and the Copyright System, Internet Censorship

By Andis Kaulins

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Defining Internet Freedom at America.gov (How do countries' values and political systems shape citizens' access to online content?) is the most recent issue found at eJournal USA, a freely downloadable .pdf eJournal which features the following articles (U.S. Department of State / June 2010, Volume 15 / Number 6, http://www.america.gov/publications/ejournalusa.html):

About This Issue

DIFFERENT NATIONS, DIFFERENT FREEDOMS?

The Enigma of Internet Freedom
by Derek Bambauer, Assistant Professor of Internet Law and Intellectual Property, Brooklyn Law School

Promoting Internet Freedom Through the Copyright System
by Peter K. Yu, Director, Intellectual Property Law Center, Drake University

Who?s Right? Debating Internet Censorship
by Derek Bambauer, Assistant Professor, Brooklyn Law School, and Richard A. Epstein, Professor of Law, University of Chicago

E BOUNDARIES

Freedom on the ?Net: A Global Assessment
by Daniel Calingaert, Deputy Director of Programs, Freedom House and Sarah Cook, Research Analyst, Freedom House

Phones Boost ?Net Access for South Africans

Estonia Becomes E-stonia

INTERNET FREEDOM ISSUES

Don?t Blame the Messenger: Intermediary Liability and Protecting Internet Platforms
by Cynthia Wong, Attorney, Center for Democracy and Technology

The Global Broadband Divide:

Dancing Baby Tests Internet Law
by Karen A. Frenkel, Science and Technology Writer

Google Video Slapped with Privacy Violation in Italy
by Karen A. Frenkel, Science and Technology Writer

Public Librarians Help Define Internet Freedom
by Barbara Jones, Director, Office for Intellectual Freedom, American Library Association (ALA)

Industry Players Take a Stand for Online Freedom
by Karen A. Frenkel, Science and Technology Writer

Breaking Online Barriers
by Karen A. Frenkel, Science and Technology Writer

Full post as published by LawPundit on August 12, 2010 (boomark / email).