Contents

• Foreword
  Berin Szoka 
   
• Introduction: 25 Years After .COM: Ten Questions
  Berin Szoka 
   
• PART I: THE BIG PICTURE & NEW FRAMEWORKS
  
  
  • CHAPTER 1: The Internet's Impact on Culture & Society: Good or Bad?
    • Why We Must Resist the Temptation of Web 2.0
      Andrew Keen
    • The Case for Internet Optimism, Part 1: Saving the Net from Its Detractors
      Adam Thierer
       
  • CHAPTER 2: Is the Generative Internet at Risk?
    • Protecting the Internet Without Wrecking It: How to Meet the Security Threat
      Jonathan Zittrain
    • A Portrait of the Internet as a Young Man
      Ann Bartow
    • The Case for Internet Optimism, Part 2: Saving the Net from Its Supporters
      Adam Thierer
       
  • CHAPTER 3: Is Internet Exceptionalism Dead?
    • The Third Wave of Internet Exceptionalism
      Eric Goldman
    • A Declaration of the Dependence of Cyberspace
      Hon. Alex Kozinski & Josh Goldfoot
    • Is Internet Exceptionalism Dead?
      Tim Wu
    • Section 230 of the CDA: Internet Exceptionalism as a Statutory Construct
      H. Brian Holland
    • Internet Exceptionalism Revisited
      Mark MacCarthy
       
  • CHAPTER 4: Has the Internet Fundamentally Changed Economics?
    • Computer-Mediated Transactions
      Hal R. Varian
    • Decentralization, Freedom to Operate & Human Sociality
      Yochai Benkler
    • The Economics of Information: From Dismal Science to Strange Tales
      Larry Downes
    • The Regulation of Reputational Information
      Eric Goldman
       
  • CHAPTER 5: Who Will Govern the Net in 2020?
    • Imagining the Future of Global Internet Governance
      Milton Mueller
    • Democracy in Cyberspace: Self-Governing Netizens & a New, Global Form of Civic Virtue, Online
      David R. Johnson
    • Who's Who in Internet Politics: A Taxonomy of Information Technology Policy & Politics
      Robert D. Atkinson
       
• PART II: ISSUES & APPLICATIONS
  
  
  • CHAPTER 6: Should Online Intermediaries Be Required to Police More?
    • Trusting (and Verifying) Online Intermediaries' Policing
      Frank Pasquale
    • Online Liability for Payment Systems
      Mark MacCarthy
    • Fuzzy Boundaries: The Potential Impact of Vague Secondary Liability Doctrines on Technology Innovation
      Paul Szynol
       
  • CHAPTER 7: Is Search Now an "Essential Facility?"
    • Dominant Search Engines: An Essential Cultural & Political Facility
      Frank Pasquale
    • The Problem of Search Engines as Essential Facilities: An Economic & Legal Assessment
      Geoffrey A. Manne
    • Some Skepticism About Search Neutrality
      James Grimmelmann
    • Search Engine Bias & the Demise of Search Engine Utopianism
      Eric Goldman
       
  • CHAPTER 8: What Future for Privacy?
    
    • Privacy Protection in the Next Digital Decade: "Trading Up" or a "Race to the Bottom"?
      Michael Zimmer
    • The Privacy Problem: What's Wrong with Privacy?
      Stewart Baker
    • A Market Approach to Privacy Policy
      Larry Downes
       
  • CHAPTER 9: Can Speech Be Policed in a Borderless World?
    • The Global Problem of State Censorship & the Need to Confront It
      John G. Palfrey, Jr.
    • The Role of the Internet Community in Combating Hate Speech
      Christopher Wolf
       
  • CHAPTER 10: Will the Net Liberate the World?
    • Can the Internet Liberate the World?
      Evgeny Morozov
    • Internet Freedom: Beyond Circumvention
      Ethan Zuckerman