2. CyberEthics Morality and Law in Cyberspace Chapter 3: Free Speech and Content Control in Cyberspace By Jennifer, Linda, Paul, Paula, and Stephne

3. Speech and Internet Architecture Transmit Information Internet Protocol Transmission Control Protocol Free Speech Rights First Amendment Code

4. Pornography in Cyberspace Communication Decency Act Child Online Protection Act Children’s Internet Protection Act Automating Content Controls Hate Speech and Online Threats

5. Anonymous Speech What is it? Reasons for Protecting  Social intolerance  Whistleblowers  Struggle against repression Drawbacks  Abused by terrorists & criminals  Libel without fear of apprehension  Violation of intellectual property laws How much secrecy is too much?

6. Student Web Sites Student publications Underground newspapers Web pages First Amendment rights O’Brien case

7. Spam as Commercial Free Speech What is Spam? Difference between electronic junk mail and paper junk mail Not cost free Protected by First Amendment  Outright ban on spam  Labeling requirement (filter)  Regulating from the bottom up