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Saudi Arabia Suggests Global Internet Regulations To Preserve 'Public Order'
by Jacey Fortin
International Business Times
October 12, 2012
https://www.legal-project.org/3390/saudi-arabia-suggests-global-internet-regulations
Excerpt:
When an anti-Islam video sparked deadly protests across the Muslim world last month, it raised new questions about the role of the Internet in a divided society. How do we regulate a medium that opens up global lines of communication? What happens when acceptable discourse in one country is considered blasphemy in another?
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