The emergence of new digital media has led to new sources and locations of power, and as a result, a heated debate on the regulability of cyberspace. Lawrence Lessig, a prominent legal scholar, has criticized the myth that cyberspace is by its nature free and uncontrollable and argues that code, or the architecture of information technologies, will be an important regulatory modality. This pape...

background and aim: social networking sites (snss), known in terms of cyberspace, are a very popular and accepted aspect of technology. internet is more useful for hearing-impaired children and adolescents than the other users because of the type of communication and its possibility of hiding their disabilities. this study aimed to determine the relationship between using cyberspace and the mot...

How we can regulate users in cyberspace is a mixed question of both the technical domain and the non-technical domain. In this paper, we perform an in-depth study on the way to decouple the technical part of this question from its non-technical part such as “rules” (e.g., laws, regulations, and the like) and “tussles” (among people’s conflicted interests). In addition, for the technical part, w...

This article analyzes the understanding of importance international division labor in cyberspace and digital economy. The author made an attempt to determine meaning regulation modern realities. comes conclusion that economy has become part it is necessary digitize consolidate market, as well prepare a sufficient legal framework.

International norms governing appropriate conduct in cyberspace are immature, leaving politicians, diplomats, and military authorities to grapple with the challenges of defending against and executing hostilities in cyberspace. Cyberspace is unlike the traditional physical domains where actions occur at specific geographic places and times. Rules governing conduct in the traditional domains eme...

Cyberspace has become an alternative medium for experiencing new and creative romantic endeavors with few spatio-temporal limits. E-love networks have proliferated since the mid-1990s and are expected to generate $1.9 billion by 2012. However, this successful global industry is a frequent venue of cyber crime, which poses serious problems for matchmaking services and daters worldwide. This pape...

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