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The borders of free expression
Did you know that Internet content providers can post information legally in one country, but be sued or even prosecuted for it in another? Thinking of the Internet as a place has encouraged countries to regulate it as one. Many consider Internet content downloaded in their countries to be published there. As such, they have no compunction about asserting jurisdiction over it. National regulations and legal decisions that affect Internet content become borders for a borderless medium. This title concerns the impact of extraterritorial regulation on Internet speech. It also examines the reasons countries find it difficult to compromise on this issue, despite their commitment to free expression
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