Introduction: Internet Policy Crises
Peter Decherney & Victor Pickard
Part I: The Pre-History of Internet Policy
1. The Air Belongs to the People
Victor Pickard
2. Infrastructure in the Air
Josh Shepperd
Part II: The Future of Internet Policy
3. Be Realistic, Demand the Impossible: Three Radically Democratic Internet Policies
Robert W. McChesney
4. Hyper-power and Private Monopoly: The Unholy Marriage of (Neo)corporatism and the Imperial Surveillance State
Chris Marsden
5. The Return of Ideology and the Future of Chinese Internet Policy
Guobin Yang
6. The US Digital Divide: A Call for a New Philosophy
Sharon Strover
7. Crypto War II
Sascha D. Meinrath & Sean Vitka
8. Persistent Pursuit of Personal Information: A Historical Perspective on Digital Advertising Strategies
Inger L. Stole
9. The Media Policy Tower of Babble: A Case for ‘‘Policy Literacy Pedagogy’’
Becky Lentz
10. Utopian Games
Greg Lastowka
11. Fair Use Goes Global
Peter Decherney
12. The Great Evasion: Confronting Market Failure in American Media Policy
Victor Pickard
13. The Death and Life of a Great American Agency
Kevin Werbach
14. "What is wrong cannot be made right" – Why has media reform been sidelined in the debate over "social justice" in Israel?
Amit Schejter and Noam Tirosh
Biography
Peter Decherney is Professor of English and Cinema Studies at the University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, USA, and the author of Hollywood’s Copyright Wars (2012).
Victor Pickard is Assistant Professor of Communication at the University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, USA, and the author of America’s Battle for Media Democracy (2014).
