TRANSNATIONAL CULTURE IN THE INTERNET AGEPDF电子书下载

Introduction: navigating in the dark when bits have no borders&Sean A.Pager and Adam Candeub 1

1 The challenge（s） of cyberlaw& David G.Post 18

2 Copyright, culture and the Cloud&Daniel J.Gervais 31

3 Addressing “libel tourism”&Lili Levi 55

4 YouTube from Afghanistan to Zimbabwe: tyrannize locally,censor globally&Hannibal Travis 76

5 Balkanizing the Internet&Kevin W.Saunders 107

6 Timid liberalism: a critique of the process-oriented norms for Internet blocking&Milton Mueller 124

7 Internet creativity, communicative freedom and a constitutional rights theory response to “code is law”&Christoph B.Graber 135

8 Diminished, enduring, and emergent diversity policy concerns in an evolving media environment&Philip M.Napoli 165

9 Cultural protectionism 2.0: updating cultural policy tools for the digital age&Mira Burri 182

10 Copyright, complexity, and cultural diversity: a skeptic’s view&Michal Shur-Ofry 203

11 The Nigerian film industry and lessons regarding cultural diversity from the home-market effects model of international trade in films&Mark F.Schultz 231

12 Digital content production in Nigeria and Brazil: a case for cultural optimism?&Sean A.Pager 262

13 Decolonizing networked technology: learning from the street dance&Larisa Mann 288

14 Balancing act: the creation and circulation of indigenous knowledge and culture inside and outside the legal frame&Kimberly Christen 316

15 Localism as a production imperative: an alternative framework for promoting intangible cultural heritage&Jon M.Garon 346

16 Cross-country comparison of audience tastes in Hollywood movies: cultural distance and genre preferences&W.Wayne Fu 370

17 Protecting and promoting national cultures in a world where bits want to flow freely&Sang Yup Lee and Steven S.Wildman 389

Index 411