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BILL QUICK ON INTERNET KILL SWITCHES: I suspect that if the US government really wanted to pull t?

By Glenn Reynolds

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BILL QUICK ON INTERNET KILL SWITCHES:

I suspect that if the US government really wanted to pull the plug on the US net today, it could do so.

The whole notion of ?internet revolutions? has always been a fragile one, and became even moreso when state actors began to understand and react to the threat.

He’s basically right — though on the other side, the economic cost of shutting down the Internet is enormous, even for Egypt, and would be gigantic in the United States. I had some thoughts on this subject in this review, for the Stanford Law & Policy Review, of Jack Goldsmith and Tim Wu’s Who Controls The Internet?


Full post as published by Instapundit.com on January 28, 2011 (boomark / email).

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