Книга: Code 2.0

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• Preface To The Second Edition
• Preface To The First Edition
• Chapter 1. Code Is Law
• Chapter 2. Four Puzzles From Cyberspace
• Borders
• Governors
• Jake’s Communities
• Worms That Sniff
• Themes
• Regulability
• Regulation by Code
• Latent Ambiguity
• Competing Sovereigns
• Part One. “Regulability”
• Chapter 3. Is-ism
• is the way it is the way it must be?
• Cyber-places: Harvard Versus Chicago
• Chapter 4. Architectures Of Control
• Who did What, Where?
• Identity and Authentication: Real Space
• Identity and Authentication: Cyberspace
• Identity and Authentication: Regulability
• Architectures of Identification
• Who Did What, Where?
• Who Did What, Where?
• Results
• Chapter 5. Regulating Code
• Regulating Architecture: The regulatory two-step
• Car Congestion
• Telephones
• Telephones: Part 2
• Data Retention
• Encryption
• Regulating Code to Increase Regulability
• The General Form
• East Coast and West Coast Codes
• Z-Theory
• Part Two - Regulation By Code
• Chapter 6. Cyberspaces
• The Values of a Space
• Cyber-places
• America Online
• Counsel Connect
• LambdaMOO
• .law.cyber
• SecondLi(f/v)e(s)
• The Internet
• How Architectures Matter and Spaces Differ
• Regulating Code to Regulate Better
• Tapes
• Televisions
• Anti-Circumvention
• Broadcast Flags
• Chapter 7. What Things Regulate
• A Dot’s Life
• On Governments and Ways to Regulate
• The Problems of Indirection
• Where This Leads
• Chapter8. The Limits In Open Code
• Bytes That Sniff
• Machines That Count
• Code on the Net
• A Short History of Code on the Net
• Regulating Open Code
• Where This Leads
• Part Three - Latent Ambiguities
• Chapter 9. Translation
• Chapter 10. Intellectual Property
• On the Reports of Copyright’s Demise
• Law to the Rescue
• The Promise for Intellectual Property in Cyberspace
• The Limits on the Protection of Property
• Private Substitutes for Public Law
• The Anonymity That Imperfection Allows
• Permission Culture vs. Free
• The Problems That Perfection Makes
• Choices
• Anonymity
• The Commons
• Chapter 11. Privacy
• Privacy in Private
• Privacy in Public: Surveillance
• The Internet
• Searches
• E-mail
• V-mail
• Voice
• Video
• Body Parts
• Privacy in Public: Data
• Solutions
• Surveillance
• Control of Data
• (1) Limits on Choice
• (2) The Process to Protect Privacy
• (3) Rules to Enable Choice About Privacy
• Privacy Compared
• Chapter 12. Free Speech
• The Regulators of Speech: Publication
• Regulations of Speech: Spam and Porn
• Real-Space Regulations: Spam and Porn
• Cyberspace Regulations: Spam and Porn
• Regulating Net-Porn
• Regulating Spam
• The Regulations of Speech: Free Culture
• The Regulators of Speech: Distribution
• Speech Lessons
• Chapter 13. Interlude
• Part Four - Competing Sovereigns
• Chapter 14. Sovereignty
• The Sovereign of the Space: Rules
• The Sovereign of the Space: Choosing Rules
• Chapter 15. Competition Among Sovereigns
• Conflicts
• 1. Protecting the French
• 2. Protecting Hollywood
• Reciprocal Blindness
• On Being “in” Cyberspace
• Possible Resolutions
• The No Law Rule
• The One Law Rule
• The Many Laws Rule (and the technology to make it possible)
• Part Five - Responses
• Chapter 16. The Problems We Face
• Problems with Courts
• Problems with Legislators
• Problems with Code
• Chapter 17. Responses
• Responses of a Judiciary
• Responses for Code
• Responses of a Democracy
• Chapter 18. What Declan Doesn't Get
• Appendix
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