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M. Machill, A. Rewer
Internet Hotlines, Evaluierung und Selbstregulierung von Internet‐Inhalten (Internet Hotlines, Evaluation and Self‐Regulation of Internet Contents)
M. Machill, M.C. Boecker
Das neue Selbstklassifizierungs‐, Kennzeichnungs‐ und Filtersystem ICRA” (“ICRA’s new self‐classification, labelling and filter system”)
M. Machill
Verantwortlicher Umgang mit dem Internet. Vorschläge und Beispiele zur Regelung der schulischen Internetnutzung”, (“Responsible use of the Internet. Proposals and examples with regard to regulating Internet use in schools”)
A. Roßnagel
Weltweites Internet – globale Rechtsordnung?” (“Worldwide Internet – global legal order?”)
Milton Mueller (1999)
ICANN and Internet governance: sorting through the debris of “self‐regulation”Info, 1
W. Hoffmann‐Riem
Multimedia‐Politik vor neuen Herausforderungen”, (“New challenges facing multimedia policy”)
U. Sieber
Kinderpornographie, Jugendschutz und Providerverantwortlichkeit im Internet, Eine strafrechtsvergleichende Untersuchung (Child Pornography, the Protection of Young Persons and the Responsibility of Providers on the Internet. A Comparative Study of Criminal Law)
M. Machill, J. Waltermann
Einleitung – Verantwortung im Internet” (“Introduction – responsibility on the Internet”)
U. Sieber
Staatliche Regulierung, Strafverfolgung und Selbstregulierung: Für ein neues Bündnis zur Bekämpfung rechtswidriger Inhalte im Internet” (“State regulation, criminal prosecution and self‐regulation, in favor of a new alliance to combat illegal contents on the Internet”)
W. Schulz, T. Held
Regulierte Selbst‐Regulierung als Form modernen Regierens, Im Auftrag des Bundesbeauftragten für Kultur und Medien, Zwischenbericht Oktober 2001 (Regulated Self‐regulation as a Form of Modern Governance, On Behalf of the Federal Commissioner for Culture and the Media, Interim report October 2001)
T. Hart
Kommunikationsordnung 2010 und die Zukunft der Regulierung”, (“Communications Order 2010 and the future of regulation”)
C. Munro (1997)
Self-regulation in the mediaPublic Law
M. Machill, C. Ahlert
Wer regiert das Internet? ICANN als Fallbeispiel für neue Formen der Kommunikationsregulierung” (“Who governs the Internet? ICANN as a case study for new forms of communications regulation”)
R. Baldwin, M. Cave, M. Lodge (1999)
Understanding Regulation: Theory, Strategy, and Practice
M. Price, S. Verhulst (2000)
The Concept of Self-Regulation and the Internet
T. Hausmanninger
Angriff der Kontrolleure, Teil 1, Welche Ethik braucht das Internet?” (“Attack on the controllers, part 1. What ethical base does the Internet require?”)
J.M. Balkin, B.S. Noveck, K. Roosevelt
Filtering the Internet: a best practices model
R. Köcher
Repräsentativbefragung von Internet‐Nutzern in Australien, Deutschland und den Vereinigten Staaten von Amerika” (“Representative survey of Internet users in Australia, Germany and the United states”)
Marcel Machill, Christian Ahlert (2001)
Wer regiert das Internet?Publizistik, 46
Self‐regulation is widely considered to be a necessary complement – sometimes substitute – for traditional media‐supervision legislation and practice, especially so when the regulatory object is the Internet, where national legislation meets global networks and content. An example of an internationally structured self‐regulation initiative is provided by the Internet Content Rating Association (ICRA). Its filter for blocking Internet content must be seen within the context of a more extensive bundle of measures based on the principle of self‐regulation. By choosing ICRA as a focal point, the authors set out to illustrate the new, user‐centered paradigm that could become the rule rather than exception for all kinds of media.
Info – Emerald Publishing
Published: Oct 1, 2002
Keywords: Internet; Regulations; Case studies
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