Smart(er) Internet Regulation Through Cost-Benefit Analysis
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Smart(er) Internet Regulation Through Cost-Benefit Analysis

Measuring harms to privacy, freedom of expression, and the internet ecosystem

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eBook - ePub

Smart(er) Internet Regulation Through Cost-Benefit Analysis

Measuring harms to privacy, freedom of expression, and the internet ecosystem

About this book

Smart(er) Internet Regulation is about applying better regulation principles to the internet. The book addresses difficult-to-quantify policy objectives, such as protection of fundamental rights and the preservation of the internet ecosystem, and proposes a method to make trade-offs more explicit, and regulatory solutions better fit for purpose. "...a level-headed look at the costs and benefits that flow from internet regulation... Maxwell's analysis of fundamental rights is enlightening." (Martin Cave, Imperial College Business School, London) "...a checklist that should be used by anyone considering a new regulation affecting internet intermediaries." (Nicolas Curien, French Audiovisual Regulatory Authority - CSA ) "...a must-read for students of digital regulation." (Maya Bacache, French Council of Economic Analysis -CAE) "Maxwell has shown that cost-benefit analyses can bring clearer thinking to internet regulation." (Marc Bourreau, Telecom ParisTech)

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Table of contents

  1. Cover
  2. Bibliographic informations
  3. First pages
  4. Table of contents
  5. Foreword
  6. Managing internet risks
  7. Presenting the variables of the cost-benefit equation
  8. Balancing fundamental rights
  9. Institutional alternatives for regulating access to internet content
  10. Better regulation applied to the internet
  11. A methodology for assessing regulatory options
  12. Strengths and weaknesses of the proposed methodology and areas for future research
  13. References
  14. Acknowledgments