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  • Assignment 1 Submissions
    Tessa May [[User:Tessa May|Tessa May]] 16:32, 12 February 2013 (EST)
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  • Assignment 3 Submissions
    You may also use some new templates for comments and responses. {{AssignmentInfo|Tessa May|LinkedIn Outline| http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/is2013/File:Tessa_Outline.do
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  • Whose Values
    ...dividual doing the expressing speaks on our behalf. [[User:Tessa May|Tessa May]] 00:46, 19 February 2013 (EST) ...e historical background, indeed, it could be “acceptable to one person and may be offensive to another”. However, I believe that future of Internet with
    38 KB (5,897 words) - 12:27, 22 February 2013
  • A Series of Tubes: Infrastructure, Broadband, and Baseline Content Control
    ...ay, one would think that nation states have the ultimate say (even if this may not be the case). How does the notion of control change when new elected o Those who enjoyed Susan Crawford's writing in ''Wired'' may also want to check out her [http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/events/2012/12/cra
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  • Assignment 2 Submissions
    ...fellow student and not one of the instructors; I do admit and recognize I may have missed the point of this exercise. ...pleted the school’s class in intellectual Property over the summer, I also may be able to provide some valuable suggestions.
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  • Politics and Technology of Control: Introduction
    ...anonymous on the Internet, allows people a sense of comfort and place that may be lacking in their everyday life. [[User:Nfonsh|Nfonsh]] 16:05, 28 Januar ...ly become the new standard for information access so that the entire world may consume digital media with the ease of accessing it through a personal smar
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