Who rules the internet

And the authors narrate in this book the remarkable story of the challenge that the internet posed to governments during the nineties and the subsequent battles around the world. The book discusses the fate of the idea that the internet can free our physical bodies from all barriers and border frameworks.. as well as what happened between Google and the French government and Yahoo's surrender to the Chinese government and how the European Union sets privacy standards on the internet to serve the whole world.. in addition to eBay's fight against scams.. and the success of governments in proving their power to direct the future of the internet and that its fate in the coming years, according to Goldsmith and Woo, will reflect the interests of major countries and the conflicts between them. The authors described the many aspects of early visions of the internet for the new world, its advantages and disadvantages which cannot be avoided.. and the suffering of regional governments from problems that cannot be avoided. It is worth noting that the authors of the book are Jack Goldsmith, a law professor at Harvard Law School and author of "Limits of International Law," who previously worked as an assistant attorney general and in the Office of the Legal Counsel at the U.S. Department of Justice.. and Tim Woo, a law professor at Columbia Law School who previously worked in the internet communications industry in Silicon Valley.