Determining Place Regulations on the Internet: Burning the Global Village to Roast the Pig
by Tami Sutcliffe and John S. Gossett, (2007)
19 pages; PDF.

Persons wishing to express ideas, as well as governments desiring to regulate aspects of communication, are confronted with a myriad of legal concerns when such expression takes place via the Internet. The problem addressed in this study is: To what extent is it possible to define place in attempts to regulate Internet expression.

Source: Proceedings Southern States Communication Association 77th Annual Convention (via E-LIS)

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