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This book is about the Internet and the technological and cultural baggage that accompanies it and affects its regulation. It considers the ways decisions about Internet technologies are made; ideas behind global trade and innovation; power of engineers and programmers; influence of multinationals; and questions about global marketing and consumer choice. Although the volume draws upon current debates from globalization, communications and socio-legal theory, it will be comprehensible to a general audience interested in issues associated with technology and innovation.

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Bowrey paints a convincing picture of just how complicated global Internet cultures can be...Law & Internet Cultures succeeds at pointing out that as complex as Internet law is in the United States, it has yet to tackle many international cultural issues. -Henry Huang, Stanford Journal of International Law

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