“Extraterritorial” is not a bad word, even on the Internet

In the world of Internet policy, it is a slur to call something an assertion of extraterritorial jurisdiction. Coverage of, for example, Canada's recent ruling against Google in the Equustek case suggested that it was somehow a violation of fundamental principles of international law ƒor a state to attempt to ...
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In the world of Internet policy, it is a slur to call something an assertion of extraterritorial jurisdiction. Coverage of, for example, Canada's recent ruling against Google in the Equustek case suggested that it was somehow a violation of fundamental principles of international law ƒor a state to attempt to ...