Balancing Cyberspace Promise, Privacy, and Protection: Tracking the Debate.

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Main Authors: Metivier-Carreiro, Karen A., LaFollette, Marcel C.
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1997
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author Metivier-Carreiro, Karen A.
LaFollette, Marcel C.
author_facet Metivier-Carreiro, Karen A.
LaFollette, Marcel C.
Metivier-Carreiro, Karen A.
LaFollette, Marcel C.
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contents Balancing Cyberspace Promise, Privacy, and Protection: Tracking the Debate. Metivier-Carreiro, Karen A. LaFollette, Marcel C. Access to Information Censorship Children Disadvantaged Youth Information Policy Intellectual Freedom Internet Low Income Privacy Socioeconomic Influences Students Examines aspects of cyberspace policy: Internet content and expectations; privacy: medical information and data collected by the government; and the regulation of offensive material: the Communications Decency Act, Internet filters, and the American Library Association's proactive great Web sites for children. Suggests that even "child friendly" sites may present problems for policymakers. (PEN)
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spellingShingle Balancing Cyberspace Promise, Privacy, and Protection: Tracking the Debate.
Metivier-Carreiro, Karen A.
LaFollette, Marcel C.
Access to Information
Censorship
Children
Disadvantaged Youth
Information Policy
Intellectual Freedom
Internet
Low Income
Privacy
Socioeconomic Influences
Students
Balancing Cyberspace Promise, Privacy, and Protection: Tracking the Debate. Metivier-Carreiro, Karen A. LaFollette, Marcel C. Access to Information Censorship Children Disadvantaged Youth Information Policy Intellectual Freedom Internet Low Income Privacy Socioeconomic Influences Students Examines aspects of cyberspace policy: Internet content and expectations; privacy: medical information and data collected by the government; and the regulation of offensive material: the Communications Decency Act, Internet filters, and the American Library Association's proactive great Web sites for children. Suggests that even "child friendly" sites may present problems for policymakers. (PEN)
title Balancing Cyberspace Promise, Privacy, and Protection: Tracking the Debate.
topic Access to Information
Censorship
Children
Disadvantaged Youth
Information Policy
Intellectual Freedom
Internet
Low Income
Privacy
Socioeconomic Influences
Students
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ550767