Foreword to the Paperback Edition
Preface
Introduction: After the Revolution
Part One: Disruptions
1: Consent and Sovereignty
Corporate Superpowers
Legitimacy
2: Rise of the Digital Commons
The Technical Commons
Activism
Balance of Power
Part Two: Control 2.0
3: Networked Authoritarianism
How China’s Censorship Works
Authoritarian Deliberation
Western Fantasies Versus Reality
4: Variants and Permutations
“Constitutional” Technology
Corporate Collaboration
Divide and Rule
Digital Bonapartism
Part Three: Democracy’s Challenges
5: Eroding Accountability
Surveillance
WikiLeaks and Controversial Speech
6: Democratic Censorship
Intentions Versus Consequences
Saving the Children
7: Copywars
Shunning Due Process
Aiding Authoritarianism
Lobbynomics
Part Four: Sovereigns of Cyberspace
8: Corporate Censorship
Net Neutrality
Mobile Complications
Big Brother Apple
9: Do No Evil
Chinese Lessons
Flickr Fail
Buzz Bust
Privacy and Facebook
10: Facebookistan and Googledom
Double Edge
Inside the Leviathan
Google Governance
Implications
Part Five: What Is to Be Done?
11: Trust, but Verify
The Regulation Problem
Shared Value
The Global Network Initiative
Lessons from Other Industries
12: In Search of “Internet Freedom” Policy
Washington Squabbles
Goals and Methods
Democratic Discord
Civil Society Pushes Back
13: Global Internet Governance
The United Nations Problem
ICANN—Can You?
14: Building a Netizen-Centric Internet
Strengthening the Citizen Commons
Expanding the Technical Commons
Utopianism Versus Reality
Getting Political
Corporate Transparency and Netizen Participation
Personal Responsibility
