David Johnson and David Post argue that Cyberspace requires a system of rules quite
distinct from the laws that regulate physical, geographically-defined territories. Cyberspace …

Some early cyberlaw questions have seen a kind of resolution in the twenty years since the
rise of cyberlaw. Legislatures and courts have weighed in, 3 and the vigorous debate has …

Copyright law strikes a precarious balance. To encourage authors to create and disseminate
original expression, it accords them a bundle of proprietary rights in their works. But to …

Information, as we all know, is power. Both collecting and collating personal information are
means of acquiring power, usually at the expense of the data subject. Whether this is …

shaped by that era. It presupposes an information-poor world, and it focuses exclusively on
the protection of speakers from government, as if they were rare and delicate butterflies …

It has become commonplace to say that we have entered the age of information. The words
conjure up images of a reader's paradise—an era of limitless access to information …

Providing a vital economic incentive for much of society's music, art, and literature, copyright
is widely considered" the engine of free expression"--but it is also used to stifle news …

The appropriate role of place-and space-based metaphors for the Internet and its constituent
nodes and networks is hotly contested. This Essay seeks to provoke critical reflection on the …

Should search engines be subject to the types of regulation now applied to personal data
collectors, cable networks, or phone books? In this Article, we make the case for some …

In what has been called" a monumental achievement... that provides a systematic account of
major issues in contemporary jurisprudence, constitutional theory, political and social …