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Can the world ever really keep terrorists off the internet?

  • Written by Shontavia Johnson, Professor of Intellectual Property Law, Drake University
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After London’s most recent terror attacks, British Prime Minister Theresa May called on countries to collaborate on internet regulation to prevent terrorism planning online. May criticized online spaces that allow such ideas to breed, and the companies...

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