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The red web: the struggle between Russia’s digital dictators and the new online revolutionaries
The red web: the struggle between Russia’s digital dictators and the new online revolutionaries. By Andrei Soldatov and Irina Borogan. New York: Public Affairs....
Online Trolling as a strategy for terrorists
It is not new that the presence of terrorist groups in cyberspace has increased every year. Almost every terrorist group has its own niche...
IT law – a challenge of dispute resolution
IT law or cyber law or internet law, is evolving in giant steps. On its way, it has many challenges to meet and a...
Terrorism in Cyberspace: The Next Generation
Nowadays, it is almost impossible to find a jihadist organization which does not have its own online niche because the Internet provides endless opportunities...
A Key Initiative for Africa’s Digital Transformation
Efforts to extend the reach of the internet to the 4 billion people worldwide that are not yet connected will only succeed if a...
The Metrics: Reload. How much from online activism to actual manifestation?
Social movements are usually understood as a positive aspect of democracy and international community takes kindly to the use of media – especially social...
EU vs. Google: When Goliath Pretends to be David
The European Commission has opened a formal investigation into Google to ascertain whether or not the company’s operating system, applications, and services have breached...
Cyberspace and Underworld
Legal frameworks, institutional provisions, different forms of cyberspace and of cybercrime underworld, non-governmental and state actors, costs evaluation, basic ethical issues on piracy –...
Quo Vadis Digital Citizen? Can a person be only partially forgotten?
In normal life, the answer would be no.Usually, whether we are going to be remembered or forgotten is not something that we could opt...