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The Internet’s Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Week

This has been a grim week for the Internet. While nothing in the following article will be news to anyone who follows Internet governance, it is worthwhile to look at […]

Facebook sues NameCheap: Sooo Sad for SSAD

More than a year ago, ICANN adopted a policy that redacted sensitive domain name registration data from public view to bring Whois into compliance with GDPR. The key data elements shielded […]

Workshop synopsis: Building transnational attribution (Day 1)

The Internet Governance Project (IGP) at Georgia Tech’s School of Public Policy has maintained a consistent interest in addressing the challenges of attribution in cyberspace through transnational cooperation. This topic […]

A Review of Thomas Rid’s “Active Measures”

Few social scientists have advanced studies at the intersection of information technology and security as much as Thomas Rid. His 2011 book, Cyber War Will Not Take Place, analyzed cyber […]

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Challenging the Social Media Moral Panic: Preserving Free Expression under Hypertransparency

Challenging the Social Media Moral Panic: Preserving Free Expression under Hypertransparency

By Milton Mueller
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The Hidden Standards War: Economic Factors Affecting IPv6 Deployment

By Brenden Kuerbis
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Sovereign RUnet: What Does it Mean?

By Ilona Stadnik
Trade Regimes as a Tool for Cyber Policy

Trade Regimes as a Tool for Cyber Policy

By Karl Grindal
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Data Flows and the Digital Economy: Information as a Mobile Factor of Production

By Milton Mueller
Requiem for a Dream: on Advancing Human Rights via Internet Architecture

Requiem for a Dream: on Advancing Human Rights via Internet Architecture

By Farzaneh Badii

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Will The Internet Fragment?

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