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The internet, capitalism and policy

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The Internet and Public Policy

Policy and Internet, 2009
AbstractThis article looks at the role of the Internet in policymaking, identifying potential policy effects of widespread use of the Internet by citizens, firms, governments and voluntary organizations. It considers how the Internet and Internet‐enabled social change might impact upon each of the four ‘tools’ of government policy — nodality, authority,
Helen Margetts
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Internet acceptable usage policy for organizations

Information Management and Computer Security, 1997
Explains how, with the Internet increasingly being used for the conduct of electronic commerce, organizations are now cognizant of the need to control their employees’ usage of the Internet. Little research has been conducted to date into this important concern. Suggests that an Internet acceptable usage policy is one vehicle for providing this control,
Paula M C Swatman
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Guidelines, policies and the Internet

Current Opinion in Infectious Diseases, 1998
The Internet may become a powerful tool in the implementation of medical guidelines, but experience with this new technology is rather limited. Scientific assessments of how the Internet may cover the needs of healthcare professionals are still not available, but concerns about data reliability and the management of information abundance are already ...
Krause, Gérard, Daschner, Franz
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The internet, citizens, and public policy

Information Polity, 2017
This special issue includes six of the best papers from the 17th Annual International Conference on Digital Government Research (dg.o 2016) that explore the intersection among the Internet, citizens, and public policy. As a theme, these papers ask how citizens and governments deliberate, engage, and interact in online spaces related to public policy ...
Yushim Kim, Shuhua (Monica) Liu
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Internet measurements and policy

Ideally telecommunications policy decisions would be based on easily understandable data collected by several, federated, independent, open-source network measurement tools based on documented methodologies. In reality, most measurement tools are fragmented to such an extent that their data are limited in comparability and not immediately accessible to
BASSO, SIMONE, Anderson, Collin, Ververis, Vasilis, Filastò, Arturo, Wagner, Ben, Luconi, Valerio, MORANDO, FEDERICO   +6 more
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The importance of measurements for Internet policy

2004 IEEE International Conference on Systems, Man and Cybernetics (IEEE Cat. No.04CH37583), 2005
The Internet is more and more perceived as a critical infrastructure. Many governments are formulating policy on the "information society" in general and on the Internet in particular. However, in contrast with our growing interest for eAnything, our understanding of how the underlying Internet infrastructure really functions is lagging. This indicates
Kaart, M, Torenvliet, L., van Best, J.P., Vree, W.G.   +3 more
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