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Transaction costs, privacy, and trust: The laudable goals and ultimate failure of notic... - 0 views

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    s.seeley
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Youth, privacy and online media: Framing the right to privacy in public policy-making |... - 0 views

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    I thought this was an interesting topic based on what some of our discussion posts were about this week. - s.seeley
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Where is the governance in Internet governance? - 0 views

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    The governance of the Internet provides one of the most important arenas in which new ideas regarding Internet studies can be applied and tested. . "If the government, NGOs and other stakeholders would expand their perspectives on Internet governance derived from more institutionalized arenas, and from a more sophisticated understanding of the way inter-state politics play a role in establishing the pressures and constraints of security policy, it would allow a more critical understanding of the way security claims can be exploited strategically to advance the interests of military and governmental actors'
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Controlling Citizens Cyber Viewing Using Enhanced Internet Content Filters - 0 views

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    According to figures reported by contentwatch.com in August 2012, 230 million pornographic web pages' access are being filtered out of thirty nine billion through their content filters. "The issue becomes even more complex when the cyberspace atrocities involve a state of not being known or identified by name (anonymity),
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Children as Internet users: how can evidence better inform policy debate? - 0 views

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    The UNICEF Innocenti report on Child Safety Online shows that countries that have guidelines for social workers related to online child safety often have separate guidelines for law enforcement agencies, but lack a structured mechanism for the reporting of online abuse, referrals and coordinated actions. As mentioned above, there is still a need to strike the balance in policy between protection from all forms of violence, sexual abuse and exploitation, and the rights to information, freedom of expression and association, privacy and non-discrimination
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"Website Blocked" by Jennifer M. Overaa - 0 views

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    a Universal Service Discount for technology ("E-rate"), public schools and libraries must have an Internet Safety Policy that includes a "technology protection measure that filters or blocks visual images that are obscene; child pornography; or "harmful to minors", which are generally defined as "depictions of nudity and sexual activity that lack artistic, literary, or scientific value".
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Internet Filtering Software in K-12 Classrooms - 0 views

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    The conflict between keeping students safe and interfering with educations. Explains the CIPA act but also how some inappropriate content still comes through the filters. Some schools use a variety of methods to prevent the dangers of the web from infiltrating the classroom, including acceptable use policies, internet filtering software or a combination of both.
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Inside Higher Ed's News - 0 views

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    -sam seeley
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The Common Sense Census - 0 views

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    Social Media Teens Privacy Digital Use

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Photo Attorney: Watermarks Can Be Music To Your Ears - 1 views

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    Article on why artists should be using watermarks in their content
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