Taming Chinese Cyberspace -- a vision from Weibo Yicheng Zhu Reg. No. 110136970 Course: JNL 6032 Media Censorship Course leader: Dr. John Steel Abstract In this essay the recent fashion of Weibo in Chinese media is discussed, especially on the Chinese authorities and government's attitude towards it, moreover and more importantly, the way of how Weibo is being censored is explained. According to previous theories, internet cannot be regarded…

Copyright in Cyberspace That cyberspace has had and will have a significant impact on our lives is fact. People, however, love to take this effect to the extreme, saying that cyberspace is tending more and more toward lawlessness and anarchy. Popular phrases include: “Cyberspace will render law ineffective.” “There is no way to police cyberspace.” “The government cannot penetrate cyberspace with its laws and regulations.” These are all relatively common views. Part of this trend is the…

WELCOME TO THE WORLD OF Cyberspace Welcome Page Cyber Space Evolution Privacy & Government Privacy Threats Privacy Threats Cont. SMART CYBER Reference Page ARE WE SAFE IN CYBERSPACE? Do users have the protection AND PRIVACY required in cyberspace that prevents spam and online threats? Anti-Spam Legislation The evolution of cyberspace has created a variety of concerns relating to privacy, ethics, and legality. The government has taken a recent active role in regulating online activity…

chosen topics of cyberspace and disability and how these concepts have had major influences on children’s culture. This essay is going to be focusing on the ways in which children’s lives are controlled by peers and adults within the world of cyberspace and the ways that children have been seen to resent these controls enforced upon them. It is also going to look at how technology has impacted upon a child’s innocence and how disability can be interlinked within this concept of cyberspace with children…

with it the weakening of the once secure national strength seen in nations. In the last two decades cyberspace has been defined as the 'fifth battleground’ for international relations, with the aspects of cyber war, cyber terrorism, and cybercrime as some of the largest threats to the security of the national and international community. (Popović, 2013) With this ‘fifth battleground’ of the cyberspace thrown into the international battlegrounds of old, its effectiveness and effect on the both the modern…

Michael Galantini Professor Bissex Intro Political Philosophy April 25, 2015 Modern vs. Ancient in Cyberspace The Big Bang created the energy and matter to create the universe, and Bob Kahn and Vint Cerf invented TCP and IP which created the protocols that built the internet. Without the aforementioned, technically cyberspace couldn’t exist, but the fact that it does exist, it not only has physical components in an electric, virtual world, but it can effectively become an intangible idea which is…

Cyberspace and Terrorism Jamie Lee National University HSE 635 Communication and Security Khatibloo Mohamad Nov 24, 2016 Abstract Around the world people no longer just communicate or interact with each another through written letters, emails or over the phone. Now people are using the World Wide Web as their main source of communication. Social media being one of the new forms of interaction people elect to use in order to communicate their thoughts, feelings and share…

Real is Cyberspace? The term ‘Cyberspace’ was first coined by William Gibson and defined as “a consensual hallucination experienced daily by billions of legitimate operators” (Gibson 1984, 67). This term has come to shape the evolving universe that encompasses today’s society as Cyberspace is a realm which exists on the Internet and is becoming immensely used globally. “Online experiences challenge what many have traditionally called identity, as on the Internet many people recast identity in terms…

encyclopaedia reunited. Then Internet was used for a new function: communication. Email, blogs, discussion groups and instant messaging were invented for the pleasure of everyone. At the same time it brought a new problem in our society, a problem of identity. In this paper we will attempt to show that Internet communication is a place of danger and risk because we do not know for sure whom we are communicating with. However we must take into consideration that this view will not meet with universal…

Many studies have been conducted on the various features of cyberspace, its connection to social media, and how it influences professional, intimate, and cordial relationships. Although many spectators are convinced that society’s frequent use of cyberspace has taken a turn down the wrong path, cyberspace has opened up many opportunities for professional relationships to establish, such as the relationship between Facebook usage and an increase in work values in Taiwan (Lin, Le, Khalil, & Cheng,…