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Volume: 11 Issue: 7
(July 2009)
Keywords:
opinion
internet service providers
isp
you tube
piracy
Authors:
michael luck
Organisations:
king's college london
Opinion: Internet policing and regulation
Recent events are causing the government to take steps to seek to police the internet and its content, but in rather different ways. As the problems grow, it might be time to consider not just policing and regulation, but the adoption of new forms of technology to consider policing and regulation in fundamentally new ways.
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