A complicated combination of law and technology has allowed humans to open up to new ways of freedom. But how free are we? Asks an interesting question, how far can a person go before it is too far and the law has to step in? And suggests A Rape in Cyberspace. With US owned domain names. Regardless of the country the site is hosted, or the location of the owner; US authorities have claimed the right to confiscate the domain .

These days you can have access to pornography and child pornography, some kinds of suicidal notes through postsecret. And live violence on chatroulette.

New media and technologies are changing the world we know. New media and technologies allow greater freedoms on one hand, yet call new regulations into action on the other. The freedom the internet provides, continually shifts the boundaries between virtual and real life. Should crimes that occur in the virtual world. Gamers may be acting through av.

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They usually shut you first before you clarify yourself. A recent example of this is the Bodog. com web address? Know the legal risks. The National Business Review, March 19.

My relationship with blogging has improved substantially since the beginning of KCB 206. At first the idea of writing my opinion on weekly subjects was quite a frustrating exercise. However, through the course of the semester I found it quite a therapeutic means of sharing ideas and thoughts. Blogging is also a useful education tool.

And found myself in hysterics at the ignorance and lack of research in the protest.